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Map Your Community

Description:

Students develop a better sense of community after identifying their community's assets and needs and then defining a project to work on to meet a particular need.

Map Your Community.pdf

Contact Information

Institution/Organization:

Youth Serve America

Address:

1101 15th Street, Suite 200

City:

Washington

State:

Zip:

20005

Country:

USA

Phone:

202-296-2992

Fax:

202-296-4030

Web Site:

http://ysa.org/

Sector:

CBO Sector

Sector:

K-12 Sector

Area of Service:

Community Development

Demographics & Settings:

K-12

Demographics & Settings:

Elementary

Demographics & Settings:

K-3

Demographics & Settings:

4-6

Demographics & Settings:

Middle School (6-8)

Demographics & Settings:

High School (9-12)

Geographical Location:

Subject / Discipline:

Community Studies

Topics: Theory & Practice:

Community Development