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A case study exploring the application of the Occupation-based Community Development Framework: co-constructing humanising praxis
The Occupation-based Community Development (ObCD) framework draws on critical occupational science concepts in working with marginalized communities to bring about transformative change (Galvaan & Peters, 2017a). However, little research has been conducted on this to date, specifically within co...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2020
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