Many people participate in collaborative processes without understanding what constitutes true collaboration — a new online course is trying to change that.
In this guest post, Tynesia Boyea-Robinson of Living Cities presents four tools that can be a helpful start for public sector leaders involved in cross-sector collaboration.
Ron J. Stefanksi of Cengage Learning discusses a new collective impact initiative that aims to help Detroiters receive their high school diplomas and get valuable career training.
In this cross-post, civic innovator Jeremy M. Goldberg reminds us that millions of individuals continue to "live, work, and even innovate" in the cities many have categorized as "dying."
A guest post by Chris Thompson, Director of Regional Engagement, Fund for Our Economic Future.
A guest post on the future of civic technology by Hollie Russon Gilman, Civic Innovation Fellow at the New America Foundation.
In this guest post, Matthew Billings discusses the intersector workings of Children and Youth Cabinet (CYC), a cradle-to-career network designed to help Providence and Rhode Island’s public and private agencies and systems work together.
In a new Harvard Business School course on public entrepreneurship, Mitchell B. Weiss explores how fresh thinkers can work with the government.
Gap Foundation President Bobbi Silten, who believes cross-sector collaboration is often the best way to tackle complex problems, shares six lessons learned from working across sectors with Reimagining Service.
Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals transforms NYC into a city where no dog or cat of reasonable health or temperament is killed simply because they do not have a home.