Living Cities is creating a blog series that will highlight lessons learned from their collective impact portfolio and share additional free tools and resources.
Despite partisan polarization, thousands of people inside and outside of government continue to come together, collaborating to solve public problems.
Any time cross-sector collaboration is attempted, people are communicating — not only with words and not only as members of distinct sectors.
How can the next president tackle the complex challenges facing our country ? Bob O' Neill of ICMA and Don Kettl of the Volcker Alliance share their thoughts.
Local leaders are working collectively to build bridges to opportunity that put people on the path to a family-sustaining wage and stable, rewarding careers.
At some point in every cross-sector partnership, the partners will write and sign an agreement. How can you make partnership agreement more comprehensive?
Ethan Kent of Project for Public Spaces explores how breaking down silos and leading with people and place can help make our cities more innovative.
Ariella Cohen, Editor-in-Chief of Next City, shares her thoughts on urban innovation, from DUMBO's "study in luxury urbanism" to Boston's collaborative model.
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."
Alison Gold, Manager of Leadership Education at the Presidio Institute, discusses the unique experience of the Cross Sector Leadership Fellows program.