To continue to draw upon community as resource, individuals must be in good standing in the social group.
For example, in our previously published work within a gender-transformative anti-violence and HIV-prevention programme in South Africa that conceptualised masculinities as a collective practice and drew upon community mobilisation strategies, men in our study still wondered: … why [is this program] focused on men only?
And we need to draw upon community-based or intergenerational resources to foster children's cognitive, emotional and social development, along the lines of Mitra's ideas for bringing "Granny" back into learning.
Those with fewer non-kin social supports may have smaller networks of human resources to draw upon for maintenance of community living status [ 12, 37].
For nearly 20 years, crowdsourcing initiatives have been used to draw upon and focus the expertise of a broad, heterogeneous scientific community to address specific biological questions framed as 'challenges'challenges
Drawing upon advances in community psychology, we illustrate an ecological framework for the study of migration-related detention contexts, and their effects on the lives of detained migrants and all people exposed to them.
CTC providers draw upon fellow community team members to disseminate health messages and refer community members in need of services.
So Amit did whatever any startup founder or techie would do when faced with such impossible odds, he drew upon our community.
Prayer is a powerful coping behavior because it draws upon a community resource (religious institutions) and connects that resource through individual action (prayer).
The Means, Meanings, and Contexts (MMC) Framework is presented as an alternative methodology, one that allows for the integration of qualitative social science into the understanding of community vulnerability, drawing upon ethnographic research techniques and theories of place-making.
