Gap Foundation President Bobbi Silten, who believes cross-sector collaboration is often the best way to tackle complex problems, shares six lessons learned from working across sectors with Reimagining Service.
Our Toolkit for Intersector Collaboration was highlighted during a recent Google Hangout hosted by the Department of State.
There is increasing focus in the public and social sectors on “resilient cities” — cities that can “bounce forward,” anticipating and adapting to changes in the environmental, social, and economic landscape.
The Mojave Desert Land Trust purchases inholdings with funding secured from cross-sector partners to protect the property from development.
The city of Cedar Rapids and multiple agriculture commodity groups have formed an intersector partnership to improve Iowa’s water quality.
Enough SAID (Enough Sexual Assault in Detroit) is an intersector collaboration committed to testing forgotten rape kits, investigating crimes, and prosecuting resulting cases.
How a university involved community members to reduce public health risks in Brownsville, TX.
StriveTogether is a nonprofit that uses the collective impact model to work with communities to support children from cradle to career.
Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals transforms NYC into a city where no dog or cat of reasonable health or temperament is killed simply because they do not have a home.
The Impacting Poverty Commission brings together city officials, university professors, community leaders, and others to address poverty in Springfield.