Annisa Rizqa Alamri et al review "Asset-based Community Development (ABCD): in Conversation with John McKnight about the Heritage of ABCD and its Place in the World Today (3rd edition)" in our July '25 issue buff.ly/VXEAUi9 #CDJ #BookReviews

Gary Craig reviews "Community development, social action and social planning: a practical guide", edited by Alan Twelvetrees and Russell Todd, in our July issue buff.ly/uV3F4OU #CDJ #BookReviews

Felipe Agudelo-Hernández et al write in Vol. 60, Issue 3 on community-based rehabilitation for mental health conditions in Colombia, and the importance of fostering dialogue between communities and decision-makers in programme implementation buff.ly/JGNn98G #CDJ #MentalHealth

Nsizwazonke E Yende , Petunia B Mahlangu & Andiswa Mkhwanazi write in our July '25 issue on ward committees in South Africa, and how perceptions of committees as "watchdogs" affect their ability to fulfil their constitutional mandate buff.ly/16xuHVg #CDJ #SouthAfrica

Editor's Choice in Vol. 60, Issue 3, Shahzad Khan & Robyn Eversole write on the Rural Support Programmes Network in Northwest Pakistan, and the limits of active participation in catalysing empowerment in community development practice buff.ly/yzm0cOB #CDJ #Pakistan

Nicolina Kirby, Dorota Stasiak & Dirk von Schneidemesser write in our July '25 issue on Berlin-based civil society initiatives, and the impact on community resilience that bottom-up approaches led by civil society can have buff.ly/ZcXqtBS #CDJ #Resilience

[OPEN-ACCESS] Geoff Higgins and co-authors write in our July issue on implementability in community development approaches, and the novel taxonomy of principles, conditions and processes for success buff.ly/x4d6vqx #CDJ #Development

Maaike Matelski & Lise Woensdregt write in our July '25 issue on community-based organisations in Kenya, the highly-varied forms these organisations take, and how communities are represented in Kenyan aid chains #CDJ #Kenya

Audrey Jamal and Jordan Scholten write in our July issue on community wealth-building in mid-size Canadian cities, and the lack of embeddedness of CWB practice in economic development policy buff.ly/5lHHEPe #CDJ #CWB

Kola Adeosun writes in our July issue on the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and the impacts on Trinidad and Tobago, where many displaced Venezuelans reside, using Paolo Freire’s ideas of critical consciousness buff.ly/H1KRdxm #CDJ #Friere

Peter Mayo writes in our latest Classic Texts article on Ira Shor and Paulo Freire’s "Pedagogy of Liberation. Dialogues on Transforming Education", and the impact of this seminal work on community development and critical sociology buff.ly/9XaClcf #CDJ #ClassicText

Our Co-Editors Ruth Pearce and Kirsty Lohman write in our July '25 Editorial on the claiming of space by community organisations, self-organisations, and how "cracks" can lead to "tiny victories" buff.ly/C5MC4ZS #CDJ #Editorial

Fergal Finnegan reviews "It's Not Where You Live, It's How You Live: Class and Gender Struggles in a Dublin Estate", edited by John Bissett, in our October issue buff.ly/zCRdEhj #CDJ #BookReviews

Nikita Agarwalla reviews "Living with disasters: communities and development in the Indian Sundarbans", edited by Amites Mukhopadhyay, in our Vol. 60, Iss. 4 buff.ly/H0YddCI #CDJ #BookReviews

Amrita Sen and co-authors write in Vol. 60, Iss. 4 of the CDJ on mangrove regeneration programmes in the Indian Sundarbans, and how combined institutional/community approaches and knowledge exchange can enhance outcomes, as well as empower communities buff.ly/U1F4qym #CDJ #Sundarbans

Sudipta Biswas & Sukumar Pal write in Vol. 60, Iss. 4 of the CDJ on Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups in India, and examines the effect of homestead titling programs in West Bengal on the lives of tribal groups in the state buff.ly/EWJ8mjT #CDJ #India

Guanxi Chen & Min Lee write in our October issue on community empowerment through New Genre Public Art (NGPA), and how application of new public art forms can enhance community empowerment buff.ly/6Lwa7tN #CDJ #Chongqing

[OPEN-ACCESS] Mateus Lira writes in Vol. 60, Iss. 4 of the CDJ on housing injustice in Mauá, Brazil, and how radical pedagogies have emerged in informal settlements around environmental injustices, and play a fundamental role in territorial contestations buff.ly/Mv37u36 #CDJ #Brazil

[OPEN-ACCESS] Cristian Olmos Herrera and co-authors write in our latest Special Section on the intergenerational urban memories of the Chilean community in Vienna, Austria, and the potential of visual methods to construct and re-construct memory buff.ly/3RTvvVY #CDJ #VisualMethods

Francisco Vergara-Perucich & Camillo Boano explore radical architectural pedagogies from the Spatial Academy of Santiago de Chile, and the role of architects as social-spatial mediators buff.ly/VA9mDTj #CDJ #Architecture

Isabel Serra & Carolina Meza write in our October issue on how space shapes human experience, focusing on Mapuche spaces, places and territory, and radical, decolonising pedagogies buff.ly/Xu3y3wD #CDJ #Radical #Pedagogy

[OPEN-ACCESS] Editor's Choice in our Oct '25 issue, Laura Cavalcanti Salatino and co-authors explore the pedagogies of the Luiz Gama Human Rights Clinic, and the benefits of territorially-engaged legal pedagogies buff.ly/3afpSNv #CDJ #Brazil #HumanRights

Francisco Vergara Perucich , Martin Arias-Loyola & Camillo Boano write in the second Editorial for our Oct '25 issue, exploring radical pedagogies for territorial contestations, and how pedagogy is a primary site of political praxis in today's world buff.ly/vxWY3iK #CDJ #Editorial

Our Co-Editors Ruth Pearce and Kirsty Lohman write in the first Editorial for our October '25, exploring our latest Special Section, and the topic of place-based community development buff.ly/6xnmRms #CDJ #Editorial

Okala A Uche et al write in our latest issue on age grade association in Southwest Nigeria, and how age grade association can be examined as a non-state actor in community development activities in the region, drawing examples from Abia and Ebonyi states buff.ly/UjLSEVz #CDJ #Nigeria

Ana Cecilia Gaitán reviews "Emotion in crisis: youth and social change in Spain", edited by Nina Margies, in our latest issue buff.ly/jrssU8Q #CDJ #BookReviews

Mehak Majeed reviews "Workers and the global informal economy", edited by S. Routh & V. Borghiis, in our latest issue buff.ly/Q0gCcyu #CDJ #BookReviews

Tyra Amofah-Akardom reviews "Blackness at the Intersection", edited by Kimberlé Crenshaw, Kehinde Andrews and Annabel Wilson, in our latest issue buff.ly/56rhgXV #CDJ #BookReviews

Sohini Chatterjee writes in our latest Reflection piece on horizontal reservation development for trans and gender-variant people in Indian, focusing on anti-caste methods and traditionally-disadvantaged social groups, and advocating for affirmative action buff.ly/nGfLdYM #CDJ #Trans #India

Camilla Landi, Valentina Calcaterra & Paola Limongelli write in our latest issue on the use of Community Future Dialogues as a methodology for examining community wellbeing and future development, explained through a case of community social work projects in Milan, Italy buff.ly/B4hfheg #CDJ #Milan

Ana Margarida Esteves and co-authors write in our latest issue on energy communities as "counterpower" to EU policy frameworks in European renewable energy transitions, and the policy development role of energy communities to embed energy transitions buff.ly/Ww2rjH7 #CDJ #Energy

Rayna Sage and co-authors write in our latest issue on rural disability services and independent living (IL) philosophy in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the conflict between "hand-ups" and "hand-outs" buff.ly/8FR52Mu #CDJ #CIL

Editor's Choice in our latest issue, Melisa Miranda Correa explores the connection between Kitchen Soups (KS) and the October uprising in Chile, and the respective collective action frameworks developed during this period buff.ly/fi6P1x9 #CDJ #Chile

Our Co-Editors Kirsty Lohman and Ruth Pearce write in the Editorial to our latest issue, on the 60th anniversary year of the journal, and the community development theory and practice from global contexts included in this issue buff.ly/fjS52ZI #CDJ #Editorial

Justin See, Katharine McKinnon and Pryor Placino introduce the Strengths, Gender, and Place (SGP) framework in our latest issue, an evaluative framework for localism, place-based approaches and addressing gender inequalities, as well as application of the framework buff.ly/LQol2Jo #CDJ #SGP

Scott McLean examines the 1960 - 1982 Memorial University of Newfoundland community development program in our latest issue, which engaged in social action, citizen participation, public advocacy, local services development, and popular education buff.ly/9v9Ruik #CDJ #Newfoundland #Labrador

Mick Carpenter writes in our latest issue on decolonising community development, examining two 1958 texts, underlining how the formative years of community development were compromised by colonialism and then neocolonialism, creating persisting legacies buff.ly/EBjxXQp #CDJ #Decolonisation

Ciara Bradley and Alice Butler-Warke write in the Editorial for our latest Themed Section on community development in context, and how historical, economic, social, political, spatial, and cultural context matters deeply in community development buff.ly/AysNwAE #CDJ #ThemedSection

[OPEN-ACCESS] Sean Lauer, Karen Lok Yi Wong & Miu Chung Yan write in Vol. 60, Issue 2 of the CDJ on situational dynamics and relationship-forming in community development organisations through a scoping review of the literature #CDJ #CommunityDevelopment buff.ly/vMjAXem

[OPEN-ACCESS] Richard G Jones examines reciprocity in international aid and development in Timor-Leste in our April '25 issue, expanding on Marshall Sahlins’ typology of reciprocal relationships, and how this produces relationships in aid programmes #CDJ #TimorLeste buff.ly/nXVrwhH

[OPEN-ACCESS] Our Co-Editors Ruth Pearce & Kirsty Lohman write in the Editorial for our April '25 issue, on challenges to global community development practice in the Second Trump Era, on bottom-up organising and information-sharing, and the excellent content available in this issue #CDJ #Editorial

Annisa Rizqa Alamri et al review "Asset-based Community Development (ABCD): in Conversation with John McKnight about the Heritage of ABCD and its Place in the World Today (3rd edition)" in our July '25 issue buff.ly/VXEAUi9 #CDJ #BookReviews

Gary Craig reviews "Community development, social action and social planning: a practical guide", edited by Alan Twelvetrees and Russell Todd, in our July issue buff.ly/uV3F4OU #CDJ #BookReviews

Felipe Agudelo-Hernández et al write in Vol. 60, Issue 3 on community-based rehabilitation for mental health conditions in Colombia, and the importance of fostering dialogue between communities and decision-makers in programme implementation buff.ly/JGNn98G #CDJ #MentalHealth

Nsizwazonke E Yende , Petunia B Mahlangu & Andiswa Mkhwanazi write in our July '25 issue on ward committees in South Africa, and how perceptions of committees as "watchdogs" affect their ability to fulfil their constitutional mandate buff.ly/16xuHVg #CDJ #SouthAfrica

Editor's Choice in Vol. 60, Issue 3, Shahzad Khan & Robyn Eversole write on the Rural Support Programmes Network in Northwest Pakistan, and the limits of active participation in catalysing empowerment in community development practice buff.ly/yzm0cOB #CDJ #Pakistan

Nicolina Kirby, Dorota Stasiak & Dirk von Schneidemesser write in our July '25 issue on Berlin-based civil society initiatives, and the impact on community resilience that bottom-up approaches led by civil society can have buff.ly/ZcXqtBS #CDJ #Resilience

[OPEN-ACCESS] Geoff Higgins and co-authors write in our July issue on implementability in community development approaches, and the novel taxonomy of principles, conditions and processes for success buff.ly/x4d6vqx #CDJ #Development

Maaike Matelski & Lise Woensdregt write in our July '25 issue on community-based organisations in Kenya, the highly-varied forms these organisations take, and how communities are represented in Kenyan aid chains #CDJ #Kenya

Audrey Jamal and Jordan Scholten write in our July issue on community wealth-building in mid-size Canadian cities, and the lack of embeddedness of CWB practice in economic development policy buff.ly/5lHHEPe #CDJ #CWB