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The SEED Method: An Evidence-Based Method for Engaging Communities

The SEED Method is a multi-stakeholder approach to engaging communities in research, problem solving, and action planning. Developed at Virginia Commonwealth University, SEED provides a framework for collaborative research and action planning that can be scaled up or down depending on project resources and goals.

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Applying the SEED Method to Your Project: A Conversation with Ben Suker - Part 1

Carlin Rafie ·
Ben Suker is the Opioid Response Project Manager for ServeMinnesota, the Minnesota Americorp Commission. He leads a project using the SEED Method to engage key community stakeholders in evaluation of the priority actions needed to increase access to recovery services in the community. 
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Applying the SEED Method to Your Project: A Conversation with Ben Suker - Part 3

Carlin Rafie ·
Ben Suker gives advice to other organizations thinking of using the SEED Method with their community based projects.
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Applying the SEED Method to Your Project: A Conversation with Ben Suker - Part 2

Carlin Rafie ·
A conversation with Ben Suker about the technical assistance he received to use the SEED Method in their opioid response project.
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Re: Applying the SEED Method to Your Project: A Conversation with Ben Suker - Part 1

Carlin Rafie ·
In this post, Ben talks about why they decided to use the SEED Method in their opioid response project.
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Re: Applying the SEED Method to Your Project: A Conversation with Ben Suker - Part 3

Carlin Rafie ·
Ben gives some great advice to organizations thinking of using the SEED Method in their community based projects.
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