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Welcomes you to the Getting Started with Collective Impact Webinar Series Presented by: An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions Welcome from the Collective Impact Forum Join the Collective Impact Forum:


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SLIDE 1 An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

Welcomes you to the

Getting Started with Collective Impact Webinar Series

Presented by:

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SLIDE 2 An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

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SLIDE 5

COL L E CT I VE

I MPACT

Setting the sc ene fo r

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Ho w do we ide ntify c hampions a nd

for m a c r

  • ss- se c tor

gr

  • up?

Ho w do we invite the m? Ho w do we inc lude the voic e s of

c ommunity me mbe r s?

T hre e ke y q ue stio ns

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SLIDE 7

T

  • da y, yo u’ ll b e he a ring fro m…

Jo hn Kania F SG E rin White F SG Che ryl Mc Carve r He alth & We llne ss Allianc e fo r Childre n

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SLIDE 8 Ic o ns b y Ca ra F
  • ste r fro m
the No un Pro je c t

WHAT IS SO IMPORT ANT ABOUT T HE ST E E RING COMMIT T E E ?

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Ste e ring C o m m itte e ke y re sp o nsib ilitie s

Ic o ns b y Ge ra ld Wise mo se r a nd a rtwo rkb e a n fro m the No un Pro je c t

WORK CL OSE L Y WIT H T HE BACKBONE PROVIDE GUIDANCE RE VIE W DAT A & DE VE L OP A L E ARNING AGE NDA CHAMPION T HE E F F ORT

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T he re a re a fe w b e st pra c tic e s fo r Ste e ring Co mmitte e s:

  • 1. T

WO CO-CHAI RS

  • 2. ME

E T I NGS AT L E AST QUART E RL Y

  • 3. DI

VE RSE , CROSS-SE CT ORAL ME MBE RSHI P

  • 4. COORDI

NAT E D ACT I VI T I E S

  • 5. RE

GUL AR COMMUNI CAT I ON

  • 6. RE

PORT

  • OUT

S T O T HE COMMUNI T Y

  • 7. COMMI

T ME NT T O L E ARNI NG

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HOW DO WE DE T E RMI NE WHO T O I NVI T E ?

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Sta rting w ith g o o d d a ta w ill he lp yo u d e c id e w ho to invite

Ic o ns b y L uis Pra do , Wilso n Jo se ph, a nd De sb e no it fro m the No un Pro je c t

DE MOGRAPHICS IMPORT ANT ST AKE HOL DE RS INF O ABOUT T HE PROBL E M

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SLIDE 13
  • 1. WHAT

ORGANI ZAT I ONS OR I NDI VI DUAL S RE PRE SE NT PI E CE S OF T HE SYST E MS WE ARE T RYI NG T O CHANGE ?

  • 2. WHO HAS DE

CI SI ON-MAK I NG AUT HORI T Y?

  • 3. WHO HAS RE

L AT I ONSHI PS AND NE T WORK S T HAT ARE RE L E VANT T O T HE WORK ?

T he re a re a fe w q ue stio ns yo u c a n a sk to ide ntify me mb e rs:

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I t is vita l to ha ve a multi-se c to r Ste e ring Co mmitte e

Single sector Multi- sector

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I de a l c ha ra c te ristic s o f Ste e ring Co mmitte e me mb e rs:

  • 1. DE

CI SI ON MAK E RS

  • 2. RE

PRE SE NT AT I VE OF K E Y SE CT ORS AND COMMUNI T Y

  • 3. I

NF L UE NT I AL CHAMPI ONS

  • 4. CONT

E NT E XPE RT I SE / PRACT I T I ONE RS

  • 5. PASSI

ON AND URGE NCY

  • 6. F

OCUSE D ON T HE GRE AT E R I NT E RE ST

  • 7. COMMI

T ME NT T O T HE I SSUE AND L E ARNI NG

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Po ll: Fo r tho se w ho a lre a d y ha ve , o r a re c urre ntly, p utting to g e the r a Ste e ring C o m m itte e –

wha t d a ta ha ve yo u use d to und e rsta nd who to b ring to the ta b le ?

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T HE ST E E RI NG COMMI T T E E I NCL UDE S L E ADE RS F ROM:

  • HE

AL T HCARE DE L I VE RY ORGANI ZAT I ONS

  • HE

AL T H SYST E MS / PAYE RS

  • SCHOOL

DI ST RI CT S

  • ST

AT E AND MUNI CI PAL GOVE RNME NT AGE NCI E S

  • SOCI

AL SE RVI CE PROVI DE RS

  • CHI

L D CARE PROVI DE RS

  • F

AI T H-BASE D ORGANI ZAT I ONS

A sto ry fro m Da lla s

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Unde rsta nding the pro b le m he lpe d us ide ntify me mb e rs

Asthma trig g e r re duc tio n is a c hie ve d b y e nvir
  • nme ntal
r e gulator s, sc hool le ade r ship a nd landlor ds A fo unda tio n fo r we llne ss is suppo rte d b y family a nd c ommunity Asthma ma na g e me nt is c re a te d b y doc tor s, sc hool nur se s, a nd c ommunity he alth wor ke r s
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HOW DO WE GE T T HE M T O COME ?

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Po ll: Be fo re w e b e g in, fo r tho se w ho a lre a d y ha ve , o r a re c urre ntly, p utting to g e the r a Ste e ring C o m m itte e –

whic h g ro up ha ve yo u fo und the ha rd e st to b ring to the ta b le ?

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C o m e p re p a re d to e ve ry c o nve rsa tio n w ith:

Ic o ns b y Griffin Mullins ro m the No un Pro je c t

INF ORMAT ION ABOUT COL L E CT IVE IMPACT DAT A ON T HE PROBL E M WHO E L SE IS AT T HE T ABL E T HE UNIQUE ROL E T HE IR ORGANIZAT ION PL AYS

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Be st pra c tic e s fo r the in-pe rso n invita tio n

  • 1. DE

SCRI BE T HE PURPOSE F OR HAVI NG A CI E F F ORT ON T HI S I SSUE

  • 2. I

DE NT I F Y T HE UNI QUE PE RSPE CT I VE AND/ OR E XPE RT I SE T HAT T HE I NVI T E E WI L L BRI NG

  • 3. DE

SCRI BE T HE ROL E AND RE SPONSI BI L I T Y OF A ST E E RI NG COMMI T T E E ME MBE R

  • 4. SHARE

T HE COMMI T ME NT E XPE CT E D I N T E RMS OF T I ME AND L E ADE RSHI P

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Applying le sso ns fro m Da lla s in Co llin Co unty

“ME E T T HE NE I GHBOR” AND DAT A ANAL YSI S

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Q ue stio ns a b o ut id e ntify ing a nd inviting Ste e ring C o m m itte e m e m b e rs?

?

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HOW DO WE I NCL UDE T HE VOI CE S OF COMMUNI T Y?

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Who is the “c o mmunity”?

The p e rso n with the live d

e xp e rie nc e o f the p ro b le m :

He o r she w a ke s up e a c h d a y in the m id st o f the p ro b le m , a nd d e a ls w ith its im p a c t o n his o r he r d a ily life , a nd its im p a c t o n the live s

  • f the p e o p le a ro und him
  • r he r.
De finitio n a da pte d fro m the wo rk o f the T a ma ra c k Institute
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Why e ng a g e c o mmunity?

T

  • gain foundational unde r

standing of the c halle nge s and build e mpathy with those who live the m

T

  • sustain

c hange : to do with, not to T

  • de ve lop

str ate gie s: te sting, piloting, ge tting fe e dbac k

T re e ima g e b y Ma rtin Va nc o fro m the No un Pro je c t
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Po ll: Fo r tho se w ho a re c urre ntly e ng a g e d in c o lle c tive im p a c t –

ho w ha ve yo u e ng a g e d the c o m m unity?

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Yo u c a n e ng a g e c o mmunity in ma ny wa ys

Inform Consult Involve Collaborate Co-Lead

Ada pte d fro m T a ma ra c k Institute ’ s Co mmunity E ng a g e me nt Co ntinuum
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C ha lle ng e s in e ng a g ing c o m m unity

balancing efficiency and effectiveness

  • vercoming
  • bstructive

norms understanding who to engage and how

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Esse ntia l ste p s in e ng a g ing c o m m unity

Ic o ns b y Ma rie Ring a rd, a nb ile ru a da le ru a nd Ma g ic o n fro m the No un Pro je c t

DE F INING YOUR COMMUNIT Y ADDRE SSING T E NSION CHOOSING T HE RIGHT ME T HODS GE T T ING F E E DBACK

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Hum a n-c e nte re d d e sig n in a sthm a

So urc e dfro m the Busine ss Inno va tio n F a c to ry
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C o m m unity o w ne rship in Da lla s

Co mmunity me mb e r sha ring he r 2024 visio n fo r So uth Da lla s

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  • 1. RE

L AT I ONSHI PS > OUT PUT

  • 2. T

HI S T AK E S T I ME

  • 3. SPE

E D VS. I NCL USI ON

  • 4. F

ACI L I T AT I ON MAT T E RS

  • 5. GROUPS ARE

F L UI D

So me fina l Ste e ring Co mmitte e le sso ns le a rne d:

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Ste e ring Co mmitte e ro le s a nd me mb e rship will e vo lve o ve r time

1 2 3

Sc o pe & re a dine ss I nitia te a c tio n Org a nize fo r impa c t De ve lo p stra te g ie s & susta in impa c t F ig uring o ut who ne e ds to b e a t the ta b le - a nd g e tting the m the re Ge tting to kno w a nd trust e a c h

  • the r

L e ve ra g ing me mb e r e xpe rtise a nd re la tio nships Bring ing o n ne w vo ic e s

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A ny fina l q ue stio ns?

?

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the b ig pic ture

F inal thoughts

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T hank yo u!

Jo hn Kania F SG E rin White F SG Che ryl Mc Carve r He alth & We llne ss Allianc e fo r Childre n

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SLIDE 39 An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

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SLIDE 40 An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

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