Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of figures

pp ix-ix

Series editors’ preface

pp x-x

Notes on contributors

pp xi-xv

Acknowledgements

pp xvi-xvi

PART I - Young people: radical democracy and community development

pp 1-2

1 - Introduction: Young people, radical democracy and community development

pp 3-22

2 - Thinking/acting with migrants under neoliberalism: “It’s horrible to perceive solidarity as merely absorbing the sorrow of one side”

pp 23-42

PART II - Young people acting together for eco-justice

pp 43-44

3 - Imagining the future under capitalism: young people involved in environmental activism in an economic crisis

pp 45-59

4 - Community building for and through sustainable food

pp 60-76

5 - Daring, dissolving and dancing: making communities with water

pp 77-96

PART III - Acts of citizenship?

pp 97-98

6 - Community development, empowerment and youth participation in social-housing neighbourhoods in France

pp 99-114

7 - LGBTQ+ young peoples’ sexuality and gender citizenship in digital spaces

pp 115-130

8 - Enabling spaces for and with marginalised young people: the case of the Disha peer support and speak out group

pp 131-148

9 - Meaningful youth engagement in community programming in Kenya

pp 149-164

PART IV - Black lives still matter

pp 165-166

10 - Conceptualising community development through a pedagogy of convivência: youth, race and territory in Brazil

pp 167-186

11 - “I did not want the project to end. For me, it should last forever”: exploring a community development framework based on learned lessons from marginalised youth voices in Brazil

pp 187-203

12 - Burning Work: field map

pp 204-218

PART V - Practising hope

pp 219-220

13 - They are not your warriors: intergenerational tensions and practices of hope in young people’s environmental activism

pp 221-224

14 - Afterword: Community as prefigurative practice – practices of hope

pp 225-232

Index

pp 233-239