Resources - Common Good Awareness Project Est. 2009

Resourses

Here you will find links to different sites dealing with teaching and learning. Don’t worry about the subject matter. The point is how they organise things. You can adapt these skills to your own ideas – share knowledge links
and support.

Citizens Handbook

The Citizens Handbook is meant to encourage the emergence of more active citizens – people motivated by an interest in public issues, and a desire to make a difference beyond their own private lives.

Scottish Commons

The SC website is designed to help you identify, document and restore Scottish Commons. Here you can find information on all sorts of Scottish Commons including extensive research on Common Good Land in Scotland.your own ideas

Local People Leading Local People Leading is an informal alliance of national and regional networks, local community groups and individuals. LPL has two main functions – to promote the work of local people in their communities and to influence national policy development.

Peoples Atlas

“Notes for a Peoples Atlas” is a multi-city, participatory mapping and design project that began under the sponsorship of AREA Chicago in 2005 with a Chicago-based project, and has now traveled to Zagreb, Croatia and Syracuse, NY.

Welcome to Dr Pop

Dr Pop :Complicated things simply explained. Use everything you have got to create interest in what you are doing. This site will help you to look at things sensibly

Planners Network UK (pnuk) is a collective of practitioners, students, academics and activists that wants to develop and support critical thinking about the current state of planning in the UK.

Common Good Watch News of different campaigns
and updates – from around the country.

The Bridge Network

A website to encourage community collaboration
It aims to support and encourage the setting up of collaborations, workshops and activities focusing on community organising and ground-up social change.

land Magazine

The Land is written by and for people who believe that the roots of justice, freedom, social security & democracy lie not so much in access to money, or to the ballot box, as in access to land and its resources.