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ACEs Connection Update KIDS Network 9.5.18 1. Storytelling 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection a. Steering Committee Members ACEs Connection b. Community Context Update c. Impact Lab 1.0 9.5.18 3. Learnings and Reflections 4. Process

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ACEs Connection Update KIDS Network

9.5.18

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ACEs Connection Update

9.5.18

  • 1. Storytelling
  • 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection
  • a. Steering Committee Members
  • b. Community Context
  • c. Impact Lab 1.0
  • 3. Learnings and Reflections
  • 4. Process Outcomes
  • a. Proposed Vision & Purpose
  • b. Proposed Principles & Objectives
  • 5. System Mapping Activity
  • 6. Process Plan & Phase 2
  • 7. Closing
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Sharing Our Stories

What is your heartfelt why?

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Santa Barbara ACEs Connection

Steering Committee Phase 1

  • Terri Allison
  • Kelley Barragan
  • Florene Bednersh
  • Deise Capristo
  • Jon Clark
  • Steve DeLira
  • Dr. Peggy Dodds
  • Barb Finch
  • Lori Goodman
  • Alma Hernandez
  • Deborah Holmes
  • Brittany Maikrzek
  • Monica Ray
  • Maggie Suarez
  • Sharol Viker
  • Frann Wageneck

Facilitated by Carl Palmer & Carrie Kappel from Legacy Works Group With indispensable support from our superheroes Elise Dixon & Gloria Munoz

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Community Context for Santa Barbara ACEs Connection

  • Multiple networks seeking to strengthen collaborative relationships
  • Leadership programs enhance connections across organizations
  • Common threads running through different sectors
  • Interest and activity around ACEs and resilience
  • ACEs science gives HOPE
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invests in leaders who drive and create change in Santa Barbara County and beyond... ...to achieve our shared vision of a more collaborative and innovative social sector

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Screening a child/family for ACEs > linking them to services Being a trauma-informed organization Addressing the root causes in families and communities Disrupting the ACEs epidemic

Adapted from Cynefin framework into Converge’s slides for Leading from Within Possibility Lab November 2018

Continuum of “Problems”

Simple: Complicated: Complex: Chaotic:

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Organizations and Networks

Source: Monitor Institute & Rockefeller Foundation, ENGAGE

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Scattered Fragments Multi-Hub Network

Source: Building Smart Communities through Network Weaving, by Valdis Krebs and June Holley

Hub and Spoke Network Core/Periphery Network

Many kinds of networks across evolutionary spectrum

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Learning and Reflections

“I am a firm believer that strong relationships are the foundations for collective creative thinking. I thank you for intentionally including time to build relationships during our steering committee meetings. I believe that helped to lay a foundation for a safe space to spark the rich discussion.”

  • Kelley Barragan, Maternal Child Adolescent Health
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ACEs Connection Update

9.5.18

  • 1. Storytelling
  • 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection
  • a. Steering Committee Members
  • b. Community Context
  • c. Impact Lab 1.0
  • 3. Learnings and Reflections
  • 4. Process Outcomes
  • a. Proposed Vision & Purpose
  • b. Proposed Principles & Objectives
  • 5. System Mapping Activity
  • 6. Process Plan & Phase 2
  • 7. Closing
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YOUR AGENCY

Our Vision: Network with Shared Mission at the Center

Financial Institutions Social Service Agencies Civic Groups Churches Schools Academia Business Professionals Government Foundations Corporations Associations Resilient Community

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Our Vision: Network with Shared Mission at the Center

Resilient Community

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Our Proposed Purpose

Santa Barbara ACEs Connection is a network dedicated to holding the space and the vision to collaboratively create an integrated and resilient community built upon a foundation of relational health and wholeness.

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Our Proposed Principles

  • Build trust and relational health

as a foundation for resilience

  • Create a supportive, safe,

equitable, accessible and inclusive network

  • Bring our whole selves with

fidelity and integrity

  • Welcome, hear and honor

all voices

  • Innovate and experiment with

imagination and creativity

  • Embrace trial and error to learn

and grow (make it ok to try + fail)

  • Grow our capacity to collaborate
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Our Proposed Objectives

  • Build trust and healthy relationships within organizations and the network
  • Collectively shift our community focus toward a shared vision that promotes

multiple pathways to resilience

  • Support organizations in operating from the vision, purpose and principles

as they seek to become trauma-informed and resiliency-focused

  • Ease our individual and collective ability to move between organizational and

network realities, responsibilities and priorities

  • Coordinate existing actions for greater impact
  • Collaborate at higher levels across sectors for community level systems

change

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Reflections & Input on Proposed Vision, Purpose, Principles, Objectives

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ACEs Connection Update

9.5.18

  • 1. Storytelling
  • 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection
  • a. Steering Committee Members
  • b. Community Context
  • c. Impact Lab 1.0
  • 3. Learnings and Reflections
  • 4. Process Outcomes
  • a. Proposed Vision & Purpose
  • b. Proposed Principles & Objectives
  • 5. System Mapping Activity
  • 6. Process Plan & Phase 2
  • 7. Closing
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Beginning to Understand Our Network: Mapping Overlapping Activities

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ACEs Connection Update

9.5.18

  • 1. Storytelling
  • 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection
  • a. Steering Committee Members
  • b. Community Context
  • c. Impact Lab 1.0
  • 3. Learnings and Reflections
  • 4. Process Outcomes
  • a. Proposed Vision & Purpose
  • b. Proposed Principles & Objectives
  • 5. System Mapping Activity
  • 6. Process Plan & Phase 2
  • 7. Closing
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Mapping Key Actors and Funders

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Family Culture Community Faith Orgs Policy Insurance Philanthropy Law Enforcement and Legal Health & Wellness Social Services Education Research

ACEs Ecosystem Map 1.1

Medical Services

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ACEs Connection Update

9.5.18

  • 1. Storytelling
  • 2. Introduction to SB ACES Connection
  • a. Steering Committee Members
  • b. Community Context
  • c. Impact Lab 1.0
  • 3. Learnings and Reflections
  • 4. Process Outcomes
  • a. Proposed Vision & Purpose
  • b. Proposed Principles & Objectives
  • 5. System Mapping Activity
  • 6. Process Plan & Phase 2
  • 7. Closing
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Next Phase - Action Planning

ACT

experiment, implement, experience, learn

DESIGN

prototype, plan, organize, develop blueprints and timetables

EXPLORE

imagine, question, identify possibilities, discover forward and

  • utward looking

CONTEMPLATE

retreat, reflect, uncover backward and inward looking

THE CREATIVE PROCESS WHEEL

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“There will never be enough mental health services to heal all the brokenness in our world... but there are enough of us to reach out to every child, parent, neighbor and co-worker; to form caring and supportive relationships that will mitigate the impact of ACEs and build resilient communities. “

  • Terri Allison & Barb Finch