In the process of explaining (individual interviews), discussing (focus group discussions) and collectively evaluating (community conversation) community participation in the CHPS programme, different views and perspectives, pertaining to how community participation was applied in the programme, were inevitably raised.
In recent years, a series of crime control practices known collectively as community justice have reintroduced rehabilitation and discretion to control certain minor crimes.
Collectively, the community of Muslim scholars is known as the ʿulamāʾ ("scholars"), but among the practitioners of a more popular sect of Islam (generally associated with Sufism) there are powerful hereditary networks of holy men called pīrs, who receive great reverence (as well as gifts in cash or kind) from a multitude of followers.
Collectively, the community is creating a collaborative map Wikipedia.
QPOC Affinity - QPOC Affinity seeks to provide safe spaces for queer people of color to hang out, enjoy each other's excellence, learn from one another, and collectively build community.
Collectively, a community perceived as "contaminated" may be passed over for programs or benefits, face stereotyping that affects the quality of health care, or suffer lost real estate values or financial liability for remediation [ 47].
Collectively, these communities represent roughly a quarter of CRS communities (399/1444 or 27.6percentt), illustrating an opportunity for many more communities to follow suit.
We are required to be moral as individuals and when acting collectively as communities.
Collectively, the communities in 16 former coalfields are statistically distinct from the rest of the UK, with significantly higher levels of deprivation, illness and unemployment.
