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Environmental Scan: Metro Regional Report

Rose Allen, Rosemary K Heins, Sue Hooper, Phalla Keo, Sharmyn Phipps, Felisha Rhodes, Suzanne Sheridan, Shelley Sherman, Ali Shurilla

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In 2010, the Extension Center for Family Development of the University of Minnesota launched a project to learn more about the current and future issues affecting families in Minnesota. During this environmental scan project, community-level interviews were conducted in 11 different regions of the state. This report summarizes the community-level interviews conducted in metro Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension Center for Family Development staff members — Ali Shurilla, Mary Marczak, Jon Fu, and Heather Lee — assisted in the development of this report.

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In 2010, the Extension Center for Family Development of the University of Minnesota launched a project to learn more about the current and future issues affecting families in Minnesota. During this environmental scan project, community-level interviews were conducted in 11 different regions of the state. This report summarizes the community-level interviews conducted in metro Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension Center for Family Development staff members — Ali Shurilla, Mary Marczak, Jon Fu, and Heather Lee — assisted in the development of this report.

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In 2010, the Extension Center for Family Development of the University of Minnesota launched a project to learn more about the current and future issues affecting families in Minnesota. During this environmental scan project, community-level interviews were conducted in 11 different regions of the state. This report summarizes the community-level interviews conducted in metro Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension Center for Family Development staff members — Ali Shurilla, Mary Marczak, Jon Fu, and Heather Lee — assisted in the development of this report.

Key concepts: Center (category theory), State (computer science), Community development, Library science, Geography, Engineering, Political science, Computer science

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