Posted: March 13, 2020
A new toolkit developed by Bonnie Braun (University of Maryland Extension) and Maria Pippidis (University of Delaware Extension) provides several tools educators can use to apply the socio-ecological model to risk management and resilience educational programming for farm audiences. The toolkit includes a guidebook, logic models, and communication and programming tools.
From the University of Delaware website:
- Farm and Farm Family Risk and Resilience: A Guide for Extension Educational Programming - This guide provides the background, overview of theory, assessment tools and programming tools.
- Creating a Thriving Farm Visuals, Descriptions and Stacking Game - This tool helps to communicate what it takes to create thriving farms from a socio-ecological framework. It also includes the directions to the Thriving Farms Stacking Game.
- Farm and Farm Family Risk and Resilience Logic Models - Three logic models that target professionals, farm audiences and stakeholders.
- Farm and Farm Family Risk and Resilience Program Planning Tool - This program planning tool helps educators plan multiple sector approaches to addressing an issue or problem.
