Introduction

Authors

  • Joshua Guilar

Abstract

Welcome to the first issue of the Canadian Journal of Applied
Research! This journal is for graduate students to share knowledge
about real-world problems and solutions. This first issue draws from
Royal Roads’ graduate talent with three articles related to the theme:
leadership and communication for sustainable development. The first
article, by Stephanie Frances Bowen, addresses how social marketing
can effect positive change with resistant audiences, with the example
of a homelessness initiative in Victoria, BC. The second article, by
Amanda Follett, explains how media can help the public understand
environmental sustainability from a First Nation’s perspective.
The last article, by Stephanie Louise Tombari, discusses frame
alignment processes in anti-poverty movement websites.

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Published

2010-01-01

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2010): The Canadian Journal of Applied Research

Section

Introduction

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Copyright (c) 2010 Joshua Guilar

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