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Hot Topic: Partnerships

Hot Topics highlight recommended resource items, both online and in the National Service-Learning Clearinghouse library, on important service-learning related subjects. Service-learning partnerships can exist between and among agencies, schools, colleges or universities, businesses, government, and the community. Partnerships are important to service-learning because they allow larger populations to be served, they avoid duplication of efforts, they make better use of resources, and they enable problems to be dealt with more effectively. Partnerships also help sustain Service-learning by including more stakeholders in the effort.
September 2004 (Updated June 2007)
  
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Creating, Running, and Sustaining Campus-Community Service-Learning Partnerships
Creating, Running, and Sustaining Campus-Community Service-Learning Partnerships: Lessons From Practitioners (2007) Full Text PDF
 
Youth-Adult Partnerships in Community Decision Making: What Does It Take to Engage Adults in the Practice? (2007)
 
 
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