This article, written by Mark Holmgren, contains tools and approaches designed to help with the development of Collective Impact strategies and is meant to serve as a guide for you and your colleagues as well as to stir your thinking.
Mark Holmgren is the Executive Director of the Edmonton Community Development Company and a former Tamarack Director. He is known for his track record in developing social innovations, including the development of Upside Down Thinking, an approach to thinking differently, if not disruptively.
Community change initiatives are working on a diversity of issues across the country, such as early childhood development, health care, education, poverty and homelessness, immigration and workforce development, but evaluating the progress and impacts of these initiatives is an ever-present challenge.
Join us for a new evaluation workshop where we dive into one of the most critical challenges in today’s evaluation landscape – designing evaluations for systems change.
How can community changemakers use exciting new approaches to strengthen and deepen their work?
This interactive workshop is designed to equip you with simple, practical tools and approaches for putting human-centred design theory into practice in your own community change initiative
Join us for a new evaluation workshop where we dive into one of the most critical challenges in today’s evaluation landscape – designing evaluations for systems change.
Our Evaluation + Design workshop format provides workshop participants with a step by step approach integrating innovation and design techniques with developmental evaluation approaches to
Sarnia, ON | September 27
In this one day workshop learn how to engage and deepen your community in order to build a common agenda for large scale change. Paul Born will share not only the fundamental principles of Collective Impact, he will provide key insights as one of North America’s top Community Engagement leaders on how Deepening Community can sustain us as leaders and produce the outcomes we so desire.
