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UVicSpace (University of Victoria) · 2023

Neighbourliness Builds Community Resilience: Neighbourhood Networks in Edmonton During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Anne Harvey

School of Public Administration, University of Victoria

Thematic analysis Sociology

How they used Delve

A Master of Arts in Community Development student at the University of Victoria used Delve to code key-informant interviews with 17 participants from Edmonton neighbourhood networks during COVID-19, grouping codes and categories into six themes on how neighbourliness builds community resilience.

“Delvetool.com, a qualitative data analysis software, was used to code, categorize and organize insights from each key informant. The codes and categories created using Delvetool.com were further grouped into six main themes that reflected the similarity and relation between the coded data.”

Field
community development; neighbourhood networks; pandemic resilience
Data
Key-informant interviews with 17 participants involved in Edmonton neighbourhood networks during the COVID-19 pandemic
Approach
Key-informant interviews coded and categorised in Delve, codes grouped into six themes; responses also tracked in a protected Excel sheet
Data types
Interviews

Citation

Anne Harvey (2023). Neighbourliness Builds Community Resilience: Neighbourhood Networks in Edmonton During the COVID-19 Pandemic. UVicSpace (University of Victoria).

Resources

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