The community sample was obtained by taking a random selection of discrete Indigenous communities selected from a specially developed Indigenous Community Frame that was constructed using information obtained from the 2001 and 2006 Census of Population and Housing, and 2001 and 2006 Community Housing and Infrastructure Needs Survey [ 34, 36].
"It's like an alien sighting," says Karen Martin, who grew up in this hilltop community framed by La Brea Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard.
Longtime residents of View Park have a thinly veiled code for the signs of change they see in their upscale neighborhood: "joggers"... "dog walkers". "It's like an alien sighting," says Karen Martin, who grew up in this hilltop community framed by La Brea Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard.
The BTNAS project is another good example of a community framing their own environmental health questions.
Accordingly, conversation should be happening with parties who are within both the existing personal and emergent scientific community frames.
The Swinomish Tribe's research project, Bioaccumulative Toxics in Native American Shellfish (BTNAS), is another example of a tribal community framing their own questions.
Our objective here is to report several community framing activities that have shaped how analytical processes (research) will be carried out to assess the safety of fish consumption.
Thus, traditional media messages might not be able to persuade these populations to change behaviour and concerted efforts need to be put in place to reach these individuals both through more effective communication frames and community organizing [ 10, 56].
And so we must resist the temptation to impose upon communities a frame for what needs to discussed and done.
As amplified last month by Roger Lewis in the Washington Post and Kaid Benfield in The Atlantic, we need guiding "live-work" principles and templates for the compact, walkable, transit-based communities which frame emerging urban policy.
