农村视角下的COVID-19应对:获取、相互依存和社区

IF 0.2 Q4 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Marg Sloan, L. Trull, M. Malomba, Emily Akerson, Kelly Atwood, Melody K. Eaton
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关于大流行的新闻报道大多集中在病毒传播迅速、病例数量高的城市环境。除了面临与covid -19相关的健康并发症的更大风险之外,农村人口特别容易受到社区经济基础设施中断的影响。本研究探讨了COVID-19对农村社区的影响以及非营利组织和其他社区基础设施的应对措施。本定性研究采用基于优势的方法和混合方法设计,向农村居民和非营利组织领导人询问了他们因COVID-19而面临的需求、挑战和资产。与访问、相互依存和社区相关的主题是从先验类别中出现的。该研究为非营利组织教育和农村非营利组织领导提供了启示。
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A Rural Perspective on COVID-19 Responses: Access, Interdependence and Community
Much of the press on the pandemic has been focused on urban environments where the virus was quick to spread and the numbers of cases are high. Beyond the greater risk for COVID-19-related health complications, rural populations are particularly susceptible to disruptions in the economic infrastructure of their communities. This study explores the impacts of COVID-19 on rural communities and the responses of nonprofit and other community infrastructures. Using a strengths-based approach and mixedmethods design, this qualitative research asked rural residents and nonprofit leaders about their needs, challenges, and assets as a result of COVID-19. Themes relative to access, interdependence, and community emerged from a priori categories. The research offers implications for both nonprofit education and rural nonprofit leadership.
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Journal of Nonprofit Education and Leadership
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