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Guide for Youth
Community Mapping
What is
community? Is it a literal, physical place that you can touch,
taste, feel and
 see? Or is community a larger thing, an untouchable
thing that doesn’t have any particular form or shape? Take this
page and map out your community. In the box draw a map of your
community. Include everything you can think of, and then
compare it with a "real" map of your area! Afterward,
list the people, places and things that make your neighborhood a
community. Remember to draw or list everything that
matters to you!
People - ages, races, ethnicities, cultures, genders, economic class,
social trends...
Places - geographic, economic, cultural, social, government, places of
worship...
Attitude -
Education -
Access and Privilege -
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SUGGESTED CITATION:
Fletcher, Adam.
(2001)
FireStarter Participant
Guidebook.
Olympia,
Washington: The Freechild Project. www.freechild.org/Firestarter
© 2001 by The Freechild Project, PO Box 6185, Olympia, Washington
98507, (360)753-2686, info@freechild.org.
All rights reserved. Parts of this Guidebook may be quoted or used as
long as the author and organization, Adam Fletcher, The Freechild
Project is duly recognized.
No part of this publication may be
reproduced or transmitted for commercial purpose without prior
permission. Please contact The Freechild Project, PO Box 6185,
Olympia, Washington 98507, (360)753-2686, info@freechild.org,
for information about reprinting this publication and information
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