Developing a Community–University Partnership for Intergenerational Programming: Relationship Building is Key: Journal of Intergenerational Relationships: Vol 8, No 4

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The authors thank Ellen Netting for her guidance and review of this article and the following staff and students at the two community agencies: Better Housing Coalition: Joyce Jackson, Jessica Koenig, and Kate Noon; William Byrd Community Center: Karen Altic, Robert Bolling, Kate Habegger, and Julie Maitland.

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