Research Catalog

Title

Local heroes changing America : indivisible / edited by Tom Rankin with the Indivisible Project staff; foreword by Ray Suarez.

Author

Rankin, Tom.

Publication

New York : Center for Documentary Studies, c2000.

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Holdings

Details

Additional Authors

Suarez, Ray, 1957-

Description

285 p. : ill. (some col.); 31 cm. +

Subjects

• Community development > United States
• Community life > United States
• Voluntarism > United States
• United States > Social conditions > 1980-

Note

• "A Lyndhurst Book published by the Center for Documentary Studies in association with W.W. Norton & Company."

Contents

Indivisible: the audio collection. Introduction by Ray Suarez -- Birth stories: Stony Brook, New York (interviews by Karen Michel) -- A traditional future: Navaho Nation (interviews by Jack Loeffler) -- Faith, race, and renewal: Eau Claire-North Columbia, South Carolina (interviews by George King) -- Building on the border: San Juan, Texas (interviews by Daniel Rothenberg) -- Growing up, coming together: Chicago Illinois (interviews by Dan Collision) -- A forest home: Yaak Valley, Montana (interviews by Jens Lund) -- Citizens on watch: Delray Beach, Florida (interviews by Merle Augustin) --Sea culture: North Pacific coast, Alaska (interviews by Jens Lund) -- Youthline: San Francisco, California (interviews by George King) -- Local money: Ithaca, New York (interviews by Joe Wood) -- Small town revival: Western North Carolina (interviews by Jeff Whetstone) -- Reimagining the city: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (interviews by Barry Dornfeld).

Call Number

ILH+ 00-13896

ISBN

0393050289

LCCN

00024128

OCLC

43811101

Author

Rankin, Tom.

Title

Local heroes changing America : indivisible / edited by Tom Rankin with the Indivisible Project staff; foreword by Ray Suarez.

Imprint

New York : Center for Documentary Studies, c2000.

Edition

1st ed.

Added Author

Suarez, Ray, 1957-

Research Call Number

ILH+ 00-13896 [Text]

*BLF-262 [Sound disc]