Seek out hidden/underrepresented voices in community conversations about this issue. You are welcome to use a source that you found or try searching the Web for "experience of X [underrepresented stakeholder]" such as “Experience of homeless veterans” or “Experience of students who have been bullied.” Once you have selected your source, write a discussion post that addresses the following items:

Include the revised version of your thesis statement for an argument for change in your community and identify at least three search terms you can use in the Library or an Internet search engine to find sources that address underrepresented perspectives in your community that will be affected by your argument. Tell us about the source you selected.

Using your own words rather than quoting from the source, explain how the author’s position or experience relates to your argument for change. How has this influenced your thinking about this topic? What criteria helped you decide if this source is credible and useful for your research? Wrap up the narrative portion of your post with an open-ended question to foster conversation or help you figure out additional research opportunities.

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Revised Thesis and Sources In any project that involves public participation it is important to ensure that network governance is maximized as it attracts numerous benefits According to Bland 2018 bui... View the full answer