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.
The Presidio Institute Fellows program is a 9-month, cohort-based learning experience in cross-sector leadership for mid- to late-career professionals.
Each month, there is new, fascinating research emerging that provides practical insight into the intersector — the space where collaboration among government, business, and non-profit sectors enables leaders to share expertise, resources, and authority to address society’s most pressing problems. To keep our readers up
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.
As the practice of cross-sector collaboration grows, we need to understand its limits in order to understand the conditions that contribute to success.
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.
Cross-sector collaboration can help CSR move past the stereotype of writing a check without committing to truly improving a public challenge.
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.
As NYCHA continues its path to work with multi-sector partners to serve residents, public involvement in early design stages will be key.
DDJ is a coalition of city, county, and state governments committed to using data-driven strategies to improve the U.S. criminal justice system.