Presenter: Sylvia Cheuy, Director, Tamarack – An Institute for Community Engagement
During the 2015 Spring National Healthy Start Association Conference, EPIC Center hosted a Collective Impact session. This session included:
- A brief recap of Collective Impact, emphasizing its goal to promote thinking and acting differently in addressing complex community issues.
- Emphasis on the importance of ongoing learning as a key strategy to accelerate the effective implementation of Collective Impact.
- An emphasis on experiential learning – that includes providing tools and resources.
- An opportunity to engage in peer sharing and Q & A with subject matter expert.
Session Materials:
- Session Slides
- Common Agenda Worksheets
- “Supporting Pioneering Leaders as Communities of Practice: How to Rapidly Develop New Leaders in Great Numbers” by Margaret J. Wheatle
Note: No session recording is available.
Topics:
Backbone Organization
Common Agenda
Continuous Communication
Mutually Reinforcing Activities
Shared Measurement
Approaches:
Achieve Collective Impact
Benchmarks:
CAN Implementation