Collective Impact Forum Collective Impact Forum

When focusing on supporting early relational health for families, how can the voices, experiences, and leadership of parents be infused into every part of the work? We learn about the national network initiative Nurture Connection, and how focusing on parent partnerships helps keep the needs of parents and families at the center of the work.

What does it mean to build “collective power” and what could that look like? We learn about the advocacy initiative Child Care NEXT and what factors contributed the most when building a culture of collective power across a diverse group of advocates, parents, partners, and providers.

In part 2 of our discussion with Liz Weaver and Mike Des Jardins from the Tamarack Institute, we dive into what practices can support resiliency for long-term collaborative work.

What practices can support the sustainability and resiliency of a long-term collaboration? In part 1 of a two-part discussion, we talk with Liz Weaver and Mike Des Jardins from the Tamarack Institute about what they’ve learned about supporting sustainability within collective work.

What does it mean to “trust in the messiness” and keep moving forward in a collaboration? We talk with Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society about their collective impact work, and what they’ve learned while navigating through diverse needs and expectations.

We explore the new Racial Equity Toolkit and talk with toolkit authors Dominique Samari and Paul Schmitz about how teams can use it to further their equity work.