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About
How do we build community groups and projects when we struggle to get committees and volunteers?
Would more flexibility help by allowing for people's busy lives and competing interests?
Drawing on extensive research and professional experience in communication and marketing across business and non-profit sectors, Gayle Dallaston explored how we can form productive groups and networks to change our world.
Her first book, Garden on the Verge: A New Approach, showed how government and citizens can align to create more sustainable cities and communities.
In this book, you'll find insights and practical skills that build on that alignment to create unexpected opportunities for innovative and collaborative projects with diverse participants and interconnecting networks.
Would more flexibility help by allowing for people's busy lives and competing interests?
Drawing on extensive research and professional experience in communication and marketing across business and non-profit sectors, Gayle Dallaston explored how we can form productive groups and networks to change our world.
Her first book, Garden on the Verge: A New Approach, showed how government and citizens can align to create more sustainable cities and communities.
In this book, you'll find insights and practical skills that build on that alignment to create unexpected opportunities for innovative and collaborative projects with diverse participants and interconnecting networks.