This report of the Second National (Canadian) Workshop on Community Development (CD) contains the abstracts of working papers on various CD topics and a summary of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) study of CD in North America. The working papers covered a variety of concerns including: (1) role of woment in development; (2) effective consultant roles in CD training; (3) Canadian community action; (4) a proposed service in planning and evaluative design for social action agency administration; (5) the need for new urban infrastructures; and (6) design in developmental training. The UNESCO study concluded that while a variety of CD activities existed in North America, there are no national programs. CD action was likely to be found in deprived rural areas, new communities, and urban areas; and the most important results occurred indirectly. (dm)