It’s much easier to integrate a lunch counter than it is to guarantee a livable income and a good solid job. It’s much easier to guarantee the right to vote than it is to guarantee the right to live in sanitary, decent housing conditions. It is much easier to integrate a public park than it is to make genuine, quality, integrated education a reality. And so today we are struggling for something which says we demand GENUINE EQUALITY.
―Martin Luther King, Jr. The Other America 1967
WCA Principles of Community Engagement
Principles of Ethical Community Partnerships:
- Communication
- Transparency
- Relationships
- Accessibility
- Consistency
- Mutuality
- Reciprocity
Principles for Equitable Community Action in Research, Education, and Community Engagement:
- Inclusive Policies and Practice
- Evidence-Based Decision-making
- Sustainable Learning Opportunities
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