Public Policy Education, Five Case Studies with Commentary and Discussion Questions

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Author
Knack, Diane Y.; Hahn, Alan J.
Abstract
The democratic process dictates that citizens act on matters that affect the society and environment in which they live. This bulletin uses five case studies where individuals utilized the wealth of knowledge that is Cornell University through the Cooperative Extension System to influence local environmental policy and create a child care council. This bulletin is a wonderful resource for Extension Educators or anyone wishing to teach empowerment to shape and affect local policy.
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Case Studies: Canandaigua Lake Watershed Management, Dutchess County Farmland Preservation, Wastewise, Citizen Education on Solid Waste Disposal, Dutchess County Housing for the Elderly, Child Care Council of the Fingerlakes.
Date Issued
1993-11
Publisher
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Subject
watershed, farmland, land preservation, solid waste, elderly housing, child care council
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