Community Networks

20212

• In 2021, there were more than 56,000 pharmacy locations in the TRICARE retail pharmacy network, including national chains, grocery chains and independent pharmacies. (militarytimes.com)
• Fam Community Health;44(3): 154-161, 2021. (bvsalud.org)

20021

• Jawug, founded in 2002 by Kieran Murphy, Justin Jonker, Ross Clarke and Steven Carter, was the first wireless user group in South Africa, starting as an experimental network between four students, then quickly expanding into a much larger network by interconnecting several separate wireless mesh networks. (wikipedia.org)

Practice6

• STEM Learning Ecosystems Community of Practice (SLECoP) convenings provide the key platform for a national and regional peer-to-peer professional learning network for communities to share information and expertise. (nisenet.org)
• Members of the Community of Practice help shape the agenda for the convenings with access to STEM and cross-sector collaboration experts from across the country. (nisenet.org)
• explore what advocating for a community-driven approach to philanthropy could look like in practice with other funders committed to the same systemic change in the sector. (geofunders.org)
• Chapter 4 outlined four practice elements for development of a constituency (know the community, establish strategies, build networks, and mobilize communities) and used them to conceptualize the tasks of community engagement (Hatcher et al. (cdc.gov)
• Establishing, administering, and managing a virtual/hybrid Community of Practice that focuses on the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). (cdc.gov)
• Negotiating research stance: an ecology of tensions in the design and practice of community-engaged research. (cdc.gov)

Search3

• For any business operating on the Google Apps platform,rnusing a Google+rnCommunity as your enterprise social network (ESN) should be a no brainer.rnEmployees already spend the majority of their work day in their inbox, so whyrnnot give them an interactive tool with notifications surfaced in Gmail - andrnelsewhere like Google Calendar, Google search results, and Google Drive? (techrepublic.com)
• We also suggest hiding the Community from search results. (techrepublic.com)
• Network pharmacies also can be found using this online search tool . (militarytimes.com)

Analyze5

• In this paper, we analyze information flows between communities of financial markets, represented as complex networks. (mdpi.com)
• GRADAP will be used to analyze the social network analysis. (nova.edu)
• These members think strategically and empathetically about how to transform network and community relationships and analyze power dynamics while centering racial equity. (geofunders.org)
• The network map sought to analyze the structure, function, and attributes of the bond, then the relationships with the founding values of the National Health Promotion Policy were verified. (bvsalud.org)
• Linear regression was used to analyze the relationship between composition of children 's social network and minutes of moderate- to vigorous-intensity PA (MVPA) and sedentary minutes per day measured by accelerometers. (bvsalud.org)

20204

• Networked Learning Editorial Collective 2020 ). (springer.com)
• With this in mind, the Networked Learning Editorial Collective (NLEC) recently published a paper entitled 'Networked Learning: Inviting Redefinition' (2020). (springer.com)
• A Community Assistance Panel (CAP) meeting will be held virtually on May 27, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. (cdc.gov)
• A Community Assistance Panel (CAP) business meeting will take place on February 13, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia. (cdc.gov)

Members22

• South African wireless community networks are wireless networks that allow members to talk, send messages, share files and play games independent of the commercial landline and mobile telephone networks. (wikipedia.org)
• Learn how to include all the diverse members of your community in Transition. (transitionnetwork.org)
• to the community of members for answers. (cio.com)
• Nearly everyone is familiar with the stunning success of social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn, which together count nearly 100 million members. (cio.com)
• The Community Disaster Resiliency Network was created to connect community service providers and allow members to discuss best practices, common goals, emergency planning and training, sharing resources, etc., in order to increase agency and client resiliency before, during and after disasters. (marc.org)
• Develop strategic relationships between members of the network to encourage collaboration and resource sharing. (marc.org)
• Profile apps can also be configured to let users share even more content with other community members. (joomlapolis.com)
• Showcase your community members and promote interactions with user lists. (joomlapolis.com)
• The data collected from the focus groups, interviews, and the network analysis data will then be compared and analyzed by the team members to identify common themes as well as ideas for additional research. (nova.edu)
• Network Computing provides community members with in-depth analysis on new and emerging infrastructure technologies, real-world advice on implementation and operations, and practical strategies for improving their skills and advancing their careers. (networkcomputing.com)
• Through our platform, community members are able to learn from these industry leaders and contribute their own ideas to ongoing discussions all year long. (networkcomputing.com)
• Metabolic network reconstruction in combination with metabolomics analysis of bacterial culture supernatants provided insights into the metabolic potential and activity of the individual community members. (nature.com)
• In particular, Enterococcus faecalis KB1 was identified as an important driver of community composition by affecting the abundance of several other consortium members in vitro. (nature.com)
• To be able to predict, preserve and manipulate microbial community function, it is important to identify functionally important members and understand relevant interaction mechanisms between individual bacteria. (nature.com)
• Twenty years ago, founding members of the NL community offered a definition of NL which has strongly influenced the NL community's theoretical perspectives and research approaches (Goodyear et al. (springer.com)
• Without a staff and faculty resource, the three professors collaborated with Miller-one of the staff members who established Haven-to start a network to foster an LGBTQ* on campus. (shsu.edu)
• The Network members' are people working in a coordinating position at local community schools. (communityschools.org)
• The Community-Driven Philanthropy (CDP) peer network is a community of GEO members who are closely engaged in the work of connecting funders and the non-profit communities we serve. (geofunders.org)
• Existing social networks can be effective and efficient platforms for efforts in community engagement if they reach people who are central to these efforts and if their members share the goals of the engagement efforts. (cdc.gov)
• Participate and contribute to interactive discussions with Community members about various topics, including common challenges and solutions. (cdc.gov)
• The Community and Tribal Subcommittee is comprised of four ATSDR Board of Scientific Counselors (BSC) members. (cdc.gov)
• Members of the public who would like more information about ATSDR's Community and Tribal Subcommittee, the upcoming meeting, or the call-in opportunity can call ATSDR Health Communication Specialist Ruby Palmer, toll free, at 1-888-42-ATSDR (1-888-422-8737). (cdc.gov)

LinkedIn4

• LinkedIn.com is a very buttoned up, business-focused social media network. (business2community.com)
• Before you even think of connecting and networking with anyone on LinkedIn, get your profile perfected. (business2community.com)
• LinkedIn gives you the ability to ask for connections the moment you sign on, with people you know using your email or other networks as the starting point. (business2community.com)
• If you carve out the time in your day to use LinkedIn, it can be a very powerful business networking tool that can't be matched. (business2community.com)

Organizations5

• This can happen through mainstreaming and networking with civil society organizations, researchers, experts, decision makers and other stakeholders and networks. (iucn.org)
• Both individuals and organizations that work with arXivLabs have embraced and accepted our values of openness, community, excellence, and user data privacy. (arxiv.org)
• These individuals manager relationships between schools and external community partners including community-based organizations, businesses, health and human service agencies and institutions of higher education, among others. (communityschools.org)
• Typically, learning about a community requires a variety of approaches, including gathering existing data and generating new information, combining qualitative and quantitative data, and incorporating the perspectives of a broad spectrum of individuals, organizations, and groups. (cdc.gov)
• CDC-RFA-DP-23-0015: CDC's National Networks Driving Action: Preventing Tobacco- and Cancer-Related Health Disparities by Building Equitable Communities supports a consortium of national organizations to advance the prevention of commercial tobacco use and cancer in populations experiencing tobacco- and cancer-related health disparities. (cdc.gov)

Social networks13

• I will show that communities emerge naturally in growing network models favoring triadic closure, a mechanism necessary to implement for the generation of large classes of systems, like e.g. social networks. (imperial.ac.uk)
• Web 2.0 really is going behind the corporate firewall, where companies like Sabre Holdings, Hilton Hotels and IBM are building social networks for their employees and customers. (cio.com)
• 2008). In this chapter, we will use these four elements to describe the role and importance of social networks in community engagement. (cdc.gov)
• Understanding a community's social networks is essential because of their potential to affect population health. (cdc.gov)
• Social networks can also provide access to a community and generate knowledge of its characteristics. (cdc.gov)
• For example, traditional healers may be widely known within Hmong or Latino networks but unknown to those outside these social networks, including those working in health care institutions in the same community. (cdc.gov)
• Social networks represent important groups of constituents in any community health planning initiative. (cdc.gov)
• Both obtaining knowledge about social networks and gathering knowledge from such networks are essential to the development of relevant strategies for health improvement. (cdc.gov)
• In addition, social networks are a means of communication, creating a platform for sharing and discussing potential positions and strategies. (cdc.gov)
• As described earlier in this chapter, this is where the social capital embedded in social networks is of the utmost importance. (cdc.gov)
• In one example of how this can work, a clinician-researcher at the University of California, Davis, used social networks to help reduce dog bites among children. (cdc.gov)
• After noticing that a large number of children were being seen for treatment of dog bites, the investigator identified social networks such as dog owners, school crossing guards, and neighborhood associations and engaged them in understanding the problem, defining workable solutions, and mobilizing the community to put these solutions into action (Pan et al. (cdc.gov)
• This article aimed to map the significant social networks of women in a community project establishing relationships with health promotion. (bvsalud.org)

Content1

• Town websites will be non-profit, community based and inclusive and will contain content and information that is deemed appropriate, based on established terms and conditions. (kildare.ie)

Practices3

• To develop a network of Community Service Providers committed to engaging with their consumers and with each other regarding tools, training and best practices in disaster preparedness and response targeting the populations they serve. (marc.org)
• Community-driven grantmaking practices are uplifted and used as a foundation for peer networking, coaching, and learning. (geofunders.org)
• The CTS provides the BSC and ATSDR with the views and recommendations of community and tribal representatives on ATSDR's community involvement program, practices, policies, and other issues affecting communities and tribes near Superfund and hazardous waste sites. (cdc.gov)

Centers2

• IT professionals count on Network Computing and its affiliated conference, Interop, to show them the how and why behind next-generation networks, data centers, storage systems, communications, and cloud architectures. (networkcomputing.com)
• Many of our authors are industry experts and trusted voices in networking, mobility, data centers, storage, and cloud. (networkcomputing.com)

20192

• The 4th Summit on Community Networks in Africa took place in Dodoma, Tanzania from 28 October to 2 November 2019 in. (internetsociety.org)
• A Community Assistance Panel (CAP) business meeting, which is open to the public, will take place on January 30, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia. (cdc.gov)

ATSDR1

• Also, on the agenda is updating the following CTS task force progress reports: how to improve cultural sensitivity of ATSDR staff, how to involve and engage communities, and how to communicate toxicology and public health information. (cdc.gov)

Connect6

• A wireless community network may connect to the public switched telephone network and/or the Internet, but there are various restrictions on connectivity in South Africa. (wikipedia.org)
• Bridged networking allows the virtual interfaces to connect to the outside network through the physical interface, making them appear as normal hosts to the rest of the network. (ubuntu.com)
• I figured I could put a hub and the ADSL router in a designated network area down there, and connect all network runs to the hub. (doityourself.com)
• Local Access Networks: Can the unconnected connect themselves? (internetsociety.org)
• This network is a professional learning community who connect and learn from each other, and have a centralized place to find tools and resources. (communityschools.org)
• Join NPIN's new social community to connect, share, and collaborate. (cdc.gov)

Engagement5

• Age-friendly communities encourage and benefit from diverse citizen engagement by including residents in a process to identify the community's needs, and develop and implement an action plan to address those needs. (aarp.org)
• Community Schools is a local engagement strategy that creates and coordinates opportunities with its public school to accelerate student success. (communityschools.org)
• Social network analysis (SNA) is a method that can be used to evaluate commu-nity engagement and assess communities. (cdc.gov)
• Through the community engagement process, new networks can be developed as well. (cdc.gov)
• Throughout the community engagement effort, relationships must be strengthened and new capacity for collective action developed. (cdc.gov)

Experimental1

• The school was one of the beneficiaries of the Kondoa Community Network, an experimental network which used TV whitespace to provide internet connectivity to selected schools and community focal points in the town. (internetsociety.org)

Stakeholders1

• It is important to reach out and pull in key opinion leaders and community stakeholders. (cdc.gov)

Africa2

• Therefore, WUGs provide a fertile ground for new technology and applications that may have large social benefits in informal communities and rural areas of South Africa and neighboring countries. (wikipedia.org)
• The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has licensed several small telecoms firms to operate regional networks in remote, under-served areas of the country. (wikipedia.org)

Indigenous2

• She has also played a key role in our team's involvement with the United Way of Greater Toronto, an organization that prioritizes opportunities for equity-deserving groups and Indigenous communities impacted by poverty. (extremenetworks.com)
• This breakout will share findings from the first 18 months of the project, including four case studies from rural and indigenous communities. (nisenet.org)

Typically1

• Each community, typically corresponding to a business sector, represents a significant part of the financial market and the detection of interactions between communities is crucial in the analysis of risk spreading in the financial markets. (mdpi.com)

Detection7

• How to test the performance of community detection algorithms? (imperial.ac.uk)
• Testing algorithms is probably the single most important issue of network community detection, as it implicitly involves the concept of community, which is still controversial. (imperial.ac.uk)
• Community detection aims to reveal the community structure in a social network, which is one of the fundamental problems. (arxiv.org)
• In this paper we investigate the community detection problem based on the concept of terminal set. (arxiv.org)
• Although the community detection is hard in general, the terminal set can be very helpful in designing effective community detection algorithms. (arxiv.org)
• We first present a 2-approximation algorithm running in polynomial time for the original community detection problem. (arxiv.org)
• For such customized community detection problems, we provide two randomized algorithms which are able to find the optimal partition with a high probability. (arxiv.org)

Sociological1

• and in what is perhaps the longest and most discursive chapter in the book, Kevin Harris examines the sociological aspects of an informed community. (ariadne.ac.uk)

Connectivity2

• The WUGS are not allowed to sell internet connectivity, since they are non-commercial community networks. (wikipedia.org)
• Network connectivity has advanced from slow and unreliable modems to high-speed broadband. (springer.com)

Focuses3

• The National Network focuses on supporting cities implementing proven strategic interventions to reduce violence and improve public safety, minimize arrest and incarceration, enhance police legitimacy, and strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the communities it serves. (idealist.org)
• Networking in a rural community focuses on at-risk children. (cdc.gov)
• Epstein, M R "Networking in a rural community focuses on at-risk children. (cdc.gov)

Equitable1

• This community offers space to be in relationship with ourselves and others in order to weave a connected foundation for a more unified, just, and equitable future. (geofunders.org)

Aims2

• The Arab Pastoral Communities Network (APCN) aims at reviving, documenting and developing the traditional knowledge of pastoral communities in the Arab Region. (iucn.org)
• This study aims to understand associations between self -reported play networks and PA among Mexican-heritage children . (bvsalud.org)

Facebook2

• It's now building out a social network similar to Facebook inside the firewall, as Computerworld has reported. (cio.com)
• Social websites go far beyond Facebook look-a-likes and CB has literally hundreds of built-in features and can be extended with extra (free or commercial) add-ons from the CB Team and other parties that will help you realize your very own - tailored to your specific needs - social networking website. (joomlapolis.com)

Congregation1

• Our VISION is to work in partnership with others to bring faith community nursing to every congregation in the Twin Cities. (idealist.org)

Demographics2

• It provides a snapshot of the Fab Lab Network, highlighting member demographics, programming, funding, and what community management looks like. (wilsoncenter.org)
• For more details on Network Computing's mission, audience demographics and sponsorship opportunities, download the Network Computing Media Kit . (networkcomputing.com)

Beneficiaries3

• Impacted beneficiaries will receive a letter from Express Scripts with a list of alternative in-network pharmacies. (militarytimes.com)
• After Oct. 24, beneficiaries who continue to fill prescriptions at departing community pharmacies will pay the full retail price for the medication. (militarytimes.com)
• Even with the departure of community pharmacies, Express Scripts reports the Tricare retail network will continue to meet or exceed Tricare's pharmacy access standard of at least one pharmacy within a 15-minute drive of 90% of beneficiaries. (militarytimes.com)

Connections4

• Using rich survey data, they generated colorful social network maps representing the strength of connections among village residents. (aspeninstitute.org)
• Faith community nurses (also known as parish nurses or congregational nurses) had been working in the Metro Area since about 1980, but many of them were isolated, had few resources and needed community connections and continuing education. (idealist.org)
• The Coordinators Network is a place to make connections so that no one has to reinvent the wheel and have the opportunity to learn from each other. (communityschools.org)
• Increasing the connections between children in the neighborhood or community , as well as increasing a child 's frequency of active play , may be promising approaches to increasing MVPA and decreasing sedentary behaviors among Mexican-heritage children . (bvsalud.org)

Diversity1

• By providing a way of describing the diversity of networks and a set of tools for visually representing and quantifying the characteristics of a network, SNA can help partners understand a community's networks and track how they grow and change over time. (cdc.gov)

Initiative1

• Cannot be a supervisor/director for multiple coordinators within an initiative, unless individual is also a community school coordinator for one of the schools within the initiative. (communityschools.org)

Surveillance2

• Assessing drug abuse within and across communities : community epidemiology surveillance networks on drug abuse / Department of Health and Human Services, National Insitutes of Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse. (who.int)
• The purpose of the organization is to offer these students a social network, provide education surveillance and stimulate political and economic debate. (lu.se)

People7

• Some of the easiest ways to do this is to put on enjoyable events, run inspiring projects that are easy to get involved and simply, just speaking to people in your community about what Transition. (transitionnetwork.org)
• You need to know your community, and what interests and what might motivate people in your community to come to an event. (transitionnetwork.org)
• The Faith Community Nurse Network was founded in 2004 by an interfaith group of faith community nurses and a Hennepin County Public Health Nurse to help faith community nurses serve people throughout the Twin Cities. (idealist.org)
• Nearly 100 million people live in a town, city, county, territory or state that has enrolled in the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities. (aarp.org)
• this is how you're going to network with the right people. (business2community.com)
• Reaching out, scaling up : eight case studies of home and community care for and by people with HIV/AIDS. (who.int)
• Their activities are also aimed at people with an interest in urban and community planning issues. (lu.se)

Strategies2

• This quantitative method can inform how NGOs introduce health messages in communities-and help evaluators think about how to assess such strategies. (aspeninstitute.org)
• Pete Cliff reviews 'Building community information networks: strategies and experiences,' edited by Sheila Pantry. (ariadne.ac.uk)

Broadly2

• For Reclaim Hosting's August Community Chat we had the good fortune of being joined by Bonnie Russell of Michigan State University's MESH Research Lab to talk with us about the work she is part of to think more broadly about using federated networks that leverage ActivityPub, amongst other syndication protocols, to continue to build community for the Humanities Commons . (bavatuesdays.com)
• Their role broadly encompasses mobilizing and aligning partners with the work of the school and coordinating opportunities and supports for students, their families and the community. (communityschools.org)

Contributor1

• Editor's Note: This is a community contributor post. (wlrn.org)

Employees2

• The internal social network is now widely used by Sabre Holdings employees to find expertise that would otherwise have been buried within the organization. (cio.com)
• After customizing the community, invite your employees. (techrepublic.com)

Transform1

• Transform your Joomla users into a thriving online community. (joomlapolis.com)

Flows2

• We show that the transfer entropy provides a coherent description of information flows in and between communities, also capturing non-linear interactions. (mdpi.com)
• More specifically, the study will investigate how information flows and network structure can be used to gain a greater understanding of online communities. (nova.edu)

Development8

• Some companies are taking a hybrid approach by building private communities of customers for use in market research and even product development. (cio.com)
• Community Empowerment and Networking Program is an innovative approach to community development that seeks to optimize utilization of local resources and opportunities, without restriction to any specific sectors. (researchgate.net)
• The program was developed to effectively produce positive socioeconomic impact within target communities by maximizing synergistic effects from appropriate coordination of three functions of African Institute for Capacity Development (AICAD), namely Research and Development, Training and Extension, Information Network and Documentation. (researchgate.net)
• During the process of program development, exhaustive reference was made to experiences from various community development programs around the world. (researchgate.net)
• The program targets community groups which have common interest with regard to community development, poverty reduction, and improvement of livelihoods. (researchgate.net)
• The Council, in conjunction with the County Kildare Community Network Co. Ltd. (CKCN), will facilitate the development of town domains as web portals based on an established Technical Framework. (kildare.ie)
• Access resources and professional development opportunities designed specifically for Community School Coordinators. (communityschools.org)
• The results of the network map represent health promotion indicators that allowed the development of work, income and leadership in women for the construction of life projects. (bvsalud.org)

Hosts3

• Alternatively, you can configure Bridged Networking to enable external hosts to directly access services on the guest operating system. (ubuntu.com)
• Is there a limit to the number of hosts the community edition of Hyperic HQ can monitor? (vmware.com)
• I'm running the community edition monitoring 100 hosts, and just about every Monday morning I have to restart the Hyperic service because the web page is down. (vmware.com)

Researchers1

• Drawing from interviews with 13 participants, we constructed a heuristic that identifies six tensions community-engaged researchers (CERs) often negotiate through their research stance: (1) embodiment and identity, (2) access and relationships, (3) interventions and actions, (4) institutions and disciplinarity, (5) intentions and outcomes, and (6) disclosure and write-up. (cdc.gov)

Read3

• I came at this book a newcomer to the world of Community Information Networks but having read this book feel both that community networking is not only important, but essential. (ariadne.ac.uk)
• Make fields read-only, mark them for inclusion on your registration form, enable searching and other field properties let you fine tune your community setup needs. (joomlapolis.com)
• Read more about your networking opportunities here. (lu.se)

Provide3

• Major cities such as Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg and Pretoria have launched public-private initiatives to build their own broadband networks to provide cheaper voice and data services. (wikipedia.org)
• For example, the city of Tshwane, which includes Pretoria, is testing delivery of broadband Internet and voice services on their new metro-wide fibre-optic network using wireless hot spots to provide ADSL access. (wikipedia.org)
• To experimentally verify the key ecological, structural, and functional role of certain species in driving community structure and function, synthetic microbial consortia provide several advantages over native communities. (nature.com)

Health6

• Learning about a community, whether it is defined geographically or by a common interest (for example, a health condition or disease) means knowing the community's cultures and institutions, its capabilities and assets, and its health needs and challenges. (cdc.gov)
• It is only by bridging to the relevant networks that health care workers can learn about these traditional healers. (cdc.gov)
• Building and sustaining networks of individuals and entities for community health improvement or research includes establishing and maintaining communication channels, exchanging resources, and coordinating collaborative activities. (cdc.gov)
• Ultimately, partners and their constituencies must be mobilized to take the actions that will lead to improved community health, and mobilization must be sustained through leadership, communication, and motivation. (cdc.gov)
• National Prevention Information Network Connecting public health professionals with trusted information and each other. (cdc.gov)
• Community organizing and community building for health / edited by Meredith Minkler. (who.int)

Informal1

• The National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE Network) is a community of informal educators and scientists dedicated to supporting learning about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) across the United States. (nisenet.org)

Research5

• Our MISSION is to champion faith community nursing through professional education, communications and networking, program funding, research, and leadership opportunities. (idealist.org)
• A key challenge in microbiome research is to predict the functionality of microbial communities based on community membership and (meta)-genomic data. (nature.com)
• Here, we focused on the growth and metabolic interactions of the Oligo-Mouse-Microbiota (OMM 12 ) synthetic bacterial community, which is increasingly used as a model system in gut microbiome research. (nature.com)
• Gathered around the biennial Networked Learning Conference, Footnote 1 the Research in Networked Learning book series, Footnote 2 and a series of related projects and activities, the NL community has left a significant trace in educational transformations over the last few decades. (springer.com)
• This article investigates tensions and challenges with enacting community-engaged research (CER) in the fields of communication design, technical communication, and community literacy. (cdc.gov)

Involvement3

• Community involvement is absolutely crucial to the success of Transition in your community. (transitionnetwork.org)
• Frequently asked questions about community involvement. (transitionnetwork.org)
• Every university that I have worked at has had some sort of LBGTQI* center for either students or faculty and staff, and at first all I found on SHSU's website was Haven, which is a solid resource network for the students to promote LBGTQI* student equity and involvement," Chen said. (shsu.edu)

Represents1

• and the "Cambridge Online City", perhaps the most interesting because it represents a real, close to home example of a Community Information Network that is built on and embodies the principles discussed in the rest of the book. (ariadne.ac.uk)

Data4

• Capture important user data and organize your community admitance workflow process . (joomlapolis.com)
• The Community Builder registration process lets you capture important data and configure your workflow approval process. (joomlapolis.com)
• Data will be collected on the overall pattern of relations, the centrality of different roles, and the structure of the network. (nova.edu)
• The data collected from the network analysis, interviews, and focus groups will then be analyzed for common themes, contradictions, or confirmatory support. (nova.edu)

Approaches1

• A multitude of different approaches has been used to characterize the ecological networks of microbial communities. (nature.com)

Principles1

• As central microbiota functions are determined by bacterial community networks, it is important to gain insight into the principles that govern bacteria-bacteria interactions. (nature.com)

Strengthen2

• The Coordinators Network brings together hundreds of Community School Coordinators around the country playing a key role in creating and sustaining school-community partnerships to develop the academic, social, emotional, physical and civic competencies of their students, and to strengthen their families and community. (communityschools.org)
• How do we strengthen relationships and build trust between funders and non-profit partners and their communities? (geofunders.org)

Work9

• Network bridging will not work when the physical network device (e.g., eth1, ath0) used for bridging is a wireless device (e.g., ipw3945), as most wireless device drivers do not support bridging ! (ubuntu.com)
• Use this activity to explore who you can work with in your community. (transitionnetwork.org)
• Make things work your way - fine tuned for your unique user community. (joomlapolis.com)
• CKCN will work with local communities to market and promote town websites within established terms and conditions. (kildare.ie)
• The work this group has been doing with the Mastodon fork Hometown over at hcommons.social underscores both the need and demand for alternative, federated social spaces for academic communities. (bavatuesdays.com)
• How have power and equity historically impacted our work with communities and how do those entrenched dynamics continue to manifest? (geofunders.org)
• How do we make sure our work to build trust is not extractive and laborious on the part of communities and nonprofits who participate? (geofunders.org)
• It was found that the significant bonds are concentrated in the family, in community/community project, and in friendships and work relationships, through emotional, material support, and cognitive guidance. (bvsalud.org)
• We actively work for a good community amongst students and offer a mix of social, cultural and informative events and we also organize a novice period at the beginning of each term! (lu.se)

Promote1

• Furthermore, the opening chapter gives a brief overview of what characterises a community network from any other (that they have a local focus and promote free access to all) and sets out the impetus behind their creation. (ariadne.ac.uk)

Opportunities1

• A quick summary of NISE Network projects and opportunities (revised 5-1-22) is available for download. (nisenet.org)

Public2

• If you have a story to tell, email WLRN Public Insight Network analyst Stefania Ferro here . (wlrn.org)
• Choosernwhether you'd like your Community to be public or private. (techrepublic.com)

Project6

• The National Network for Safe Communities, a project of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, was launched in 2009 under the direction of David Kennedy and Jeremy Travis, president of John Jay College. (idealist.org)
• This book is not designed to introduce Community Information Networks, and neither does it claim to be, for in the next two chapters the reader is launched into the gory details of a Community Information Network project proposal and how one may procede. (ariadne.ac.uk)
• To achieve this goal, this project will investigate how online learning communities are created and evolve over time. (nova.edu)
• This project will study three online communities: international pharmacy students, physical therapy doctoral students, and education doctoral students and alumni. (nova.edu)
• Have an idea for a project that will add value for arXiv's community? (arxiv.org)
• Three women participating in a community project in a city in the south of Brazil were interviewed. (bvsalud.org)

Involves1

• Participation in the network involves following a multi-step process of improvement. (aarp.org)

Collaborative1

• This community profile is part of a collaborative collection on hardware and the open science ecosystem. (wilsoncenter.org)

Inclusive1

• Age-friendly communities are inclusive and considerate of the perspectives of all residents, of all ages, and all persuasions. (aarp.org)