Resource Type: Publication | Author: Mark Cabaj
5 Simple Rules for Evaluating Collective Impact explores the challenges evaluators face in developing concepts and methods that are useful for the complex work of community change. Recognizing that Collective Impact has amplifies this challenge, Mark Cabaj recommends 5 simple rules for how to do this.
Resource Type: Publication | Author: Sharon Stochowiak
This publication helps to de-mystify the policy change process and lays out six common theories or pathways for policy change.
Resource Type: Audio Seminar || Speaker: Jamie Gamble
This podcast explores the results of the first phase of evaluation for the 12 communities across Canada, known as Trail Builders, who were involved with Vibrant Communities.
Advancing understanding of the correlation between thinking like a movement and acting like an organization
Thinking Like a Movement is a concept that calls us to think beyond our organization and its day-to-day operations toward a much larger vision. Learn new tools and techniques to move forward collaboratively in your community with this podcast
Characteristics of Multisectoral Collaborations
With scarce resources and a move to results-oriented changes, collaborations have gained tremendous ground. This podcast examines the characteristics of collaborations and the McConnell Foundation’s investment in this work.
Resource Type: Audio Seminar || Mark Cabaj
This seminar explores four phases of collaborative community efforts using an eco-cycle lens, which has implications for the planning, delivery and renewal of initiatives.
Resource Type: Audio Seminar || Speaker: Garry Loewen
For communities wanting to collaborate on complex issues such as poverty, a comprehensive plan can get people moving. In this podcast, Garry Loewen discusses a resource that uses strategic drivers as a starting point for change and action.
