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The OECD Evaluation Guidelines for Representative Deliberative Processes
These guidelines from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) provide a detailed framework for institutions who seek to strengthen their deliberative processes, and in doing so, improve their relationships with community members.
AAAS Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (DoSER)
AAAS DoSER is a program encompassing several long-term projects to build community between religious leaders and scientists, and a library of resources on ethical issues in science and religion.
Exploring the Roots: The Evolution of Civic and Community Science
Written by Shannon Dosemagen, the co-founder and executive director of Public lab, this article presents a brief history of the evolution of the current nomenclature surrounding scientific work in communities.
The Open Innovation in Science research field: collaborative conceptualization approach
This article compiles knowledge from scholars across various scientific disciplines, and presents a novel framework for Open Innovation in Science (OIS).
Everyday Democracy
Everyday Democracy is an organization that supports groups who want to build multiracial democracies in their local communities. They provide resources and technical assistance including training, coaching, and racial equity tools that can help develop place-based engagement for community-driven solutions.
RVAir
Science Museum of Virginia is working with community members in Richmond to collect local air quality data and create solutions to their local environmental health challenges.