Share a Vision of Success — the second tool in our Toolkit — entails some of the first collective decision making in a collaboration’s journey, creating a mutual understanding of the benefits of success.
Engage Potential Partners, the first tool in our Toolkit, represents a pivotal moment in the life of a collaboration. We present resources that can help partners through this process.
We updated our Toolkit to include additional resources, discussion questions, and an introduction that more clearly articulates our vision for how it should be used.
We want our network to be able to easily find and use our resources, so we’re happy to direct you to the new Research section of our website.
In building our Library, we encountered challenges related to defining partnerships, specificity, and more.
The Resource Library is a section of our website where those interested in cross-sector collaboration can search through hundreds of quality resources.
Across America, businesses invest billions in pro bono services. But often, the civic spirit doesn’t translate into civic results. Alexander Shermansong of Civic Consulting USA asks, "How can we fix this?"
Awards that recognize cross-sector work have the potential to advance thinking and practice in the field by enabling benchmarking of collaborative processes.
In looking through our Case Library, it’s easy to see what public health departments bring to the table in intersector projects.
One of the basic ideas behind intersector is that it’s a space where individuals who come from different backgrounds can exchange ideas to produce better solutions.