Collaborative local food resilience planning in Logan, Australia
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Brent, G
Martin, S
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Heim La Frombois, Megan E
Mittal, Jay
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Griffith University, in partnership with Logan City Council creates opportunities for first year Environmental Planning students’ holistic development by building professional and authentic relationships with industry members on a real-life local food resilience project in the City of Logan, Australia. We use a mix of studio-based learning and its capacity to simulate the real workplace, with practical experience in community and professional engagement. To demonstrate well-rounded employability skills, students create a Portfolio of their work examples with strong visual evidence of their learning, including written reflection of “emotional intelligences” pitched to graduate competencies outlined by the Planning Institute of Australia.
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Routledge Handbook of University-Community Partnerships in Planning Education
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Political economy and social change
Food sustainability
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Reis, K; Brent, G; Martin, S, Collaborative local food resilience planning in Logan, Australia, Routledge Handbook of University-Community Partnerships in Planning Education, 2023, pp. 305-327