The Self-Empowerment of Students and Communities in Community-Based Learning: How Feminist Pedagogy Creates Successful Partnerships

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Kelly Albino

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Throughout my college experience, I interacted with community-based learning (CBL) in myriad ways, beginning with student participation as a volunteer and donating my time within the structure of a course, progressing to researching the theory behind CBL and solutions to its common problems, and concluding with my unusual experience as a community partner leading an on-campus organization through the maze of working with student volunteers. In all of these varied interactions, the problem of less-than-satisfactory partnerships continued to plague my experiences with CBL, changing but never disappearing as my roles within the CBL structure shifted.

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Albino, K. (2012). The Self-Empowerment of Students and Communities in Community-Based Learning: How Feminist Pedagogy Creates Successful Partnerships. Undergraduate Journal of Service Learning & Community-Based Research, 1, 1–6. https://doi.org/10.56421/ujslcbr.v1i0.101
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