“…The value of social change, in particular, also has a long history in the field raising debates exist about which overarching and/or central concepts achieve social change. Suggested overarching concepts include, but are not limited to, prevention and promotion (Cowen, 1991(Cowen, , 2000Heller, Price, Reinharz, Riger, & Wandersman, 1984), ecology (e.g., Kelly, 1966;Trickett, 1984), wellness (e.g., Cowen, 1994Cowen, , 2000Prilleltensky, 2001), psychological sense of community (e.g., McMillan & Chavis, 1986;Sarason, 1974), and empowerment (e.g., Perkins & Zimmerman, 1995;Rappaport, 1981Rappaport, , 1987Zimmerman, 2000).…”