[PDF] Top 20 Vol 8 No 3 (2018): Open Call Papers

... became tenuous when structural realities inhibited the procurement and use of fresh local foods. To begin with, just the step of transitioning into serv- ing fresh, regardless of the localness, of the product, challenged ... See full document

... Maintaining funding to continue or build on existing programming is a challenge for many private and nonprofit programs. For example, the farm school model is particularly costly as it requires access to land and the ... See full document

... Main product revision, make improvements to the initial product produced based on the results of the initial trial. After conducting a small group test, the researcher revised the initial product. Revisions are made to ... See full document

... and Kouba (2006) used the circular buffer method around independent grocery stores in comparing two neighborhoods in Austin, Texas. They exam- ined concentric buffers of ¼ (.4 km), ½ (.8 km), ¾ (1.2 km), and 1 ... See full document

... N 3 Singkawang such as effective learning hours are implemented but still not in accordance with the plan, academic ability because of the way of thinking is varied, excellent ...narrow open space, the ... See full document

... goals, 3) to achieve efficiency and effectiveness. Richard L.Daft (2012: 8) states: managers set goals, organize activities, motivate and communicate, measure performance, and develop ... See full document

... In every educational institution, the effort to find and develop a strengthening approach to character education that is in accordance with the background of the community or the values developed in the environment of ... See full document

... The purpose of this study is to develop VideoScribe-based learning media to improve the ability to write descriptive text. The use of appropriate learning media can help improve students' learning abilities. Meyer (in ... See full document

... to address this deficit and its negative health impacts. St. Andrew AME quickly responded to the residents’ call by donating an unused commer- cial space to The Works, Inc., for the market. A group of SoMeRAP ... See full document

... Chapter 8, Andrew Zitcer scrutinizes the homoge- neity within the member base of co-ops and cautions that co-ops can easily slip into becoming spaces of ... See full document

... p. 3) note, “economic development and community revitalization are achieved when neighborhoods take pride in a com- munity garden [and] when inner-city residents gain the ability to grow and market their own ... See full document

... planning (American Planning Association [APA], 2007; Pothukuchi, 2009; Raja, Born, & Russell, 2008), however, it remains a relatively nascent and specialized practice among professional city and regional planners. ... See full document

... If agricultural land in Southeastern Minnesota is dedicated solely to provide local foods to Minne- sotans, the 15-county area could supply all of the cultivated food demands and over[r] ... See full document

... “boundary organizations.” Such organizations intentionally seek to span boundaries by linking “suppliers and users of knowledge” and recog- nizing “the importance of location-specific con- texts” (Batie, 2008, p. 1182). ... See full document

... Cultural privilege: The tendency of local food efforts to reinforce the pre-existing advantages of white and more privileged populations. Racial and class tensions within community food systems initiatives have been ... See full document

... p. 3), the Chiswell response is considerably more concerned with the literature than the lived experiences of farmers and the values driven nature of the family ... See full document

... is not unique to Wisconsin. Farmers markets across the U.S. are designing their own programs to maximize the SNAP funds redeemed. In Arizona, simply providing EBT machines to farmers mar- kets resulted in an increase in ... See full document

... The health care system is emerging as a signifi- cant leader in developing relationships between healthy, sustainable food systems and healthy communities. Increasingly, health care facilities are choosing to model ... See full document

... 19, 2018 the researcher submitted a research permit to the head of Mujahidin 2 Kindergarten on East Pontianak to do research on the management of parenting programs that have been running in Mujahidin 2 ... See full document

... Committees; 3) Inhibiting factors for school committees are a) Lack of coordination between schools and school committees; b) Be more concerned with personal matters than school committee duties; c) lack of awards ... See full document