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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

Welcome from the Collective Impact Forum Tracy Timmons-Gray

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SLIDE 5

COL L E CT I VE

I MPACT

r ight fo r yo u?

I s

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What is c o lle c tive impa c t? I s it the r

ight tool fo r us?

Are we r

e ady?

3 ke y q ue stio ns

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T

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

F ay Hanle yb ro wn F SG Admas Kanyag ia F SG Sujatha Je sudaso n Co re Alig n

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Ho w fa milia r a re yo u with c o lle c tive impa c t?

  • A. Ve r

y - I

’ m a c o lle c tive impa c t e xpe rt!

  • B. A little - I

c o uld use a re fre she r.

  • C. Not ve r

y - T

his is a ne w ide a fo r me .

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3 type s o f pro b le ms simple

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3 type s o f pro b le ms c o mplic a te d

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3 type s o f pro b le ms c o mple x

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what if…?

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ISOL AT E D I

MPACT

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COLLECTIVE IMPACT

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COMMON AGENDA

SHARED MEASUREMENT

MUTUALLY REINFORCING ACTIVITIES

BACKBONE ORGANIZATION

CONTINUOUS COMMUNICATION

5 e le me nts o f

c olle c tive impac t

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Co lle c tive impa c t is b e ing a pplie d to

EDUCATION HEALTH CARE HOMELESSNESS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

ma ny diffe re nt soc ia l proble ms

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Ho w lo ng d o e s this ta ke ?

1 2 3

~3 months ~4- 6 months ~4- 6 months ~6 months + ongoing

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 I s c o lle c tive impa c t the rig ht a ppro a c h? Who ne e ds to b e a t the ta b le ? Ho w do we b re a k up the wo rk? Ho w do we b uild mo me ntum fo r the lo ng ha ul?

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Ho w lo ng ha ve yo ur pre vio us e ffo rts a t c ro ss-se c to r c o lla b o ra tio n la ste d?

A. We ’ve ne ve r done this. T

his is o ur first time thinking a b o ut a c ro ss-se c to r a ppro a c h.

B. A c ouple of months. De spite g o o d inte ntio ns,

thing s fizzle d o ut re la tive ly q uic kly.

C. A ye a r or so. We sta rte d o ff stro ng a nd

wo rke d to g e the r fo r a g o o d a mo unt o f time .

D. More tha n a ye a r. We a re c o lla b o ra ting

ma c hine s!

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HOW DO YOU K NOW I F COL L E CT I VE I MPACT IS RIGHT

F OR YOU?

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Pic k a so c ia l pro b le m…

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Do y o u ne e d to wo rk to g e the r w ith o the rs to so lve this p ro b le m ?

  • NAH. We can solve it
  • urselves (or with one
  • r two others).

YES! The only way to solve this is to bring many actors together.

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W ha t is the p ro b le m we a re fa c ing ? Do e s it re q uire a c to rs fro m a c ro ss se c to rs to wo rk to g e the r to so lve it?

Hando ut

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Is c o lle c tive im p a c t the b e st to o l fo r o ur c o lla b o ra tio n?

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C o lle c tive im p a c t is b e st use d if

the sy ste m itse lf is b ro ke n

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5 w a ys to te ll if yo u a re

  • p e ra ting in a b ro ke n sy ste m

OUT DAT E D POL ICIE S L IT T L E INNOVAT ION

Ic o ns b y Je ssic a L
  • o k, Gre g o ry Sujko wski, a nd Ro ma n Ko vb a syuk fro m the No un Pro je c t

SIL OS ? ? L ACK OF SCAL E INE QUIT Y

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Is the p ro b le m we a re try ing to a d d re ss o f a d e q ua te sc a le to inve st in a c o lle c tive im p a c t a p p ro a c h? Is o ur sy ste m b ro ke n?

s ilo s , o u td a te d p o lic ie s , in n o v a tio n c h a lle n g e s , e q u ity c h a lle n g e s , la c k o f s c a le

Hando ut

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Do n‘ t fo rg e t a b o ut yo ur o the r to o ls!

Joint Project Joint Program Strategic Alliance Collective Impact

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Whic h o f the se c o lla b o ra tive to o ls do yo u think is rig ht fo r yo ur so c ia l pro b le m?

A. Joint Proje c ts B. Joint Prog ra ms C. Stra te g ic Allia nc e s D. Colle c tive Impa c t

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Q ue stio ns a b o ut if c o lle c tive im p a c t is the rig ht to o l?

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SLIDE 30 pho to c re dit: <a hre f="http:/ / www.flic kr.c o m/ pho to s/ 7390466@ N06/ 8156462895">Sta rting L ine </ a > via <a hre f="http:/ / pho to pin.c o m">pho to pin</ a > <a hre f="https:/ / c re a tive c o mmo ns.o rg / lic e nse s/ b y-nd/ 2.0/ ">(lic e nse )</ a >

Ar e you r e ady to star t using c olle c tive impac t?

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If yo u m e e t the se 4 p re c o nd itio ns yo u a re re a d y fo r C I

T RUST RE SOURCE S

Ic o ns b y Örn Smá ri Gísla so n a nd Wilso n Jo se ph fro m the No un Pro je c t

URGE NCY CHAMPION

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SLIDE 32 Source: Road Map for Education Results ; www.ccedresults.org 32

120,492 69%

Stude nts in the Ro a d Ma p Pro je c t re g io n sc ho o ls Stude nts o f c o lo r

59% 19%

L

  • w-inc o me

E ng lish la ng ua g e le a rne rs

So uth Se a ttle a nd So uth K ing Co unty is a hig hly dive rse re g io n

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All p re c o nd itio ns w e re in p la c e

T RUST RE SOURCE S

Ic o ns b y Örn Smá ri Gísla so n a nd Wilso n Jo se ph fro m the No un Pro je c t

URGE NCY CHAMPION

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T he Ro a d Ma p Pro je c t’ s g o a l is to double the numbe r

  • f stude nts in So uth Se a ttle a nd So uth K

ing Co unty who a re on tr

ac k to gr aduate fr

  • m c olle ge or

e ar n a c ar e e r c r e de ntial b y 2020. We a re c o mmitte d to

no thing le ss tha n c losing the unac c e ptable

  • ppor

tunity and ac hie ve me nt gaps fo r lo w-inc o me

stude nts a nd c hildre n o f c o lo r, a nd inc re a sing a c hie ve me nt fo r a ll stude nts fro m c ra dle to c o lle g e a nd c a re e r.

Source: Road Map for Education Results ; www.ccedresults.org

T he Ro a d Ma p Pro je c t

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Co re Alig n wa s se a rc hing fo r b re a kthro ug hs in c o lla b o ra tio n

Ca n inc re a se d c o lla b o ra tio n, o r c o lle c tive impa c t, b e a stra te g y within the mo ve me nt (no t the stra te g y o f the mo ve me nt) to he lp mo ve us fo rwa rd in the fo llo wing wa ys?

  • Bre a k thro ug h the lo g ja m b y a c hie ving wins on spe c ific

issue s

  • Shift fro m individua l o rg a niza tio ns’ a c tivitie s to

me a sura ble c olle c tive outc ome s a c ro ss o rg a niza tio ns

  • E

sta b lish a nd a c c e le ra te a c ulture of c oordina ting a nd

working tog e the r

  • E

ng a g e ne w pa rtne rs – g o ve rnme nt, po lic y ma ke rs, b usine ss/ c o rpo ra te , a nd no npro fits in o the r mo ve me nts

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We a sse sse d re a dine ss a c ro ss fo ur b ro a d c a te g o rie s

Pe o ple Ha ve the Ability to De c ide Whe the r

and Whe n to Have Childr e n

(e .g ., a ppro pria te c o ntra c e ptio n; a b o rtio n; infe rtility suppo rt; c ho ic e o f a do ptio n)

B

Pe o ple Ha ve He althy Pr

e gnanc ie s and Childbir th

(e .g ., po sitive b irth e xpe rie nc e s; pre ve ntio n o f pre g na nc y c o mplic a tio ns o r pre g na nc y re la te d de a ths)

C

Pe o ple Ha ve Suppor

t for F amilie s to L ive with Dignity

(e .g ., suppo rtive wo rk e nviro nme nts; sa fe a nd he a lthy c o mmunitie s; suppo rt fo r q ue e r pa re nting ; suppo rtive we lfa re , c rimina l justic e , a nd immig ra tio n syste ms)

D

Pe o ple Ha ve Positive and He althy Se xual L

ive s

(e .g ., pre ve ntive c a re ; se xua l e duc a tio n; pro te c tio n a g a inst se xua l a ssa ult; pro te c tio n fro m disc rimina tio n a g a inst se xua l o rie nta tio n a nd g e nde r ide ntity)

A

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We ide ntifie d thre e o ppo rtunity spa c e s fo r c o lla b o ra tio n

T he se ar e o ppo r tunitie s fo r gr e ate r c o llabo r atio n, and o ve r time , c o lle c tive impac t.

De sc r iption Cate gor y Pote ntial Collabor ator s

1

L
  • ng- te r
m, str uc tur e d c ollabor ation
  • n abor
tion and c ontr ac e ption polic ie s at the state and fe de r al le ve ls B Org a niza tio ns de dic a te d to RR/ RJ/ RH

2

L
  • c al c oor
dination on polic ie s and pr ac tic e (e .g., c hange s in se r vic e de live r y) to e xpand abor tion and c ontr ac e ptive ac c e ss B Org a niza tio ns de dic a te d to RR/ RJ/ RH + a ffilia te d
  • rg a niza tio ns (e .g ., me dic a l
pro vide rs, a c a de mia )

3

Polic y and/ or syste ms c hange on soc ial and e c onomic issue s that affe c t r e pr
  • duc tive outc ome s
D Org a niza tio ns de dic a te d to RR/ RJ/ RH + o rg a niza tio ns fro m
  • the r mo ve me nts (e .g ., la b o r,
immig ra tio n)
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No t a ll p re c o nd itio ns w e re p re se nt

T RUST RE SOURCE S

Ic o ns b y Örn Smá ri Gísla so n a nd Wilso n Jo se ph fro m the No un Pro je c t

URGE NCY CHAMPION

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A re o ur p re re q uisite s in p la c e ?

u rg e n c y , tru s t, c h a m p io n , re s o u rc e s

Hando ut

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Q ue stio ns a b o ut re a d ine ss fo r c o lle c tive im p a c t?

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  • 1. WE

NE E D T O COL L ABORAT E WI T H MUL T I PL E ACT ORS ACROSS SE CT ORS

Co lle c tive impa c t is

r ight for us if:

  • 2. WE

ARE T RYI NG T O F I X OR CHANGE A BROK E N SYST E M

  • 3. WE

HAVE AL L F OUR RE ADI NE SS PRE CONDI T I ONS I N PL ACE (urg e nc y, trust, a c hampio n, and re so urc e s)

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the b ig pic ture

F inal thoughts

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T hank yo u!

F ay Hanle yb ro wn F SG Admas Kanyag ia F SG Sujatha Je sudaso n Co re Alig n

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SLIDE 44 An Initiative of FSG and Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

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