If a collaboration does not involve sponsors or champions, it misses the opportunity to benefit from the unique influence that these individuals provide.
The new City Leadership Initiative aims to improve mayoral leadership, management, and innovation by bridging Harvard’s academic expertise and mayors’ practical experience.
In this guest post, Christopher Cabaldon, Mayor of West Sacramento, and Mark Johannessen, a West Sacramento Council Member, discuss lessons learned from the Startup in Residence program.
We compile a monthly briefing that captures the newest research on cross-sector collaboration, for researchers who want to stay up-to-date on progress in the field and practitioners who are interested in its practical applications.
Holistic and intersectional approaches can help address food deserts by focusing on not one but multiple aspects of the food system.
A new report extracts lessons for cities moving forward with collaborative models to expand internet access.
Three StriveTogether Cradle to Career initiatives and two Promise Neighborhoods formed a coalition, securing funding from the Minnesota legislature.
Every week, there are new intersector collaborations surfacing across the United States and new, fascinating research and commentary that provides insight into the intersector. To keep our readers in the know, we publish a Weekly Briefing every Friday.
A public-private partnership is working to close the activity level gap in NYC by building and maintaining 50 soccer fields in underserved neighborhoods.
A fundamental step in creating career pathways — and in any complex cross-sector collaboration — is deciding how to measure and track outcomes.