By Frank Weil, Chairman of The Intersector Project
Recently I did a piece about The Hotdog Story (click here to read), which prompted a lot of interesting feedback.
The bulk of the comments made the point that our species is hardwired to fear strangers, implying that the
Cross-sector collaboration is an increasingly embraced topic by local government and is seen as essential to the future of public service in the United States.
Srik Gopal of FSG tackles the question: How in the world do we evaluate collective impact? "It requires a change in how one views the role and nature of evaluations."
What can the industry of organizations seeking to advance cross-sector collaboration in the United States do to support communal knowledge on the topic?
Alison Gold, Manager of Leadership Education at the Presidio Institute, discusses the unique experience of the Cross Sector Leadership Fellows program.
The Presidio Cross Sector Leadership Fellows program works to develop leaders who can collaborate across business, government, and non-profit sectors to drive change.
Many people participate in collaborative processes without understanding what constitutes true collaboration — a new online course is trying to change that.