PAPER | Turf, Trust, Co-Creation & Collective Impact

PAPER | Turf, Trust, Co-Creation & Collective Impact

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Authentic community change moves at the speed of trust. And yet, we spend so little time and focus on intentionally building trust amongst partners. This paper explores the intricacies of trust, how to build it and what to do when trust is broken.

It includes stories, research, and a plethora of helpful tips to equip you and your colleagues to focus on building trust with each other and with your partners.



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