Getting Organized (Part 1) Evidence-Based Practice Group

The Community Board Is the Engine of Evidence2Success School leaders Leaders from other public systems Public Systems Elected officials Other community leaders Community Neighborhood leaders Neighborhoods

Evidence2Success Organization Community Board Coordinator Finance Lead Workgroups Initial Workgroups Executive Committee Outcomes, Risk Factor and Protective Factor Assessment Outreach and Public Relations Youth Involvement Finance Community Board Maintenance

Review the community board role description: What is one “duh”/obvious aspect of your role? What is one insight for your role? Share with a partner. Check Your Understanding

4 Community Board: ~20 Representatives Their Charge: Review and understand data Set priorities Select tested, effective programs Develop and review RFPs Use short-term funding from systems and Casey match to fund programs Monitor implementation progress and outcomes Develop finance plan and scale plan Civic leaders Service Providers and Teachers in the Partner Neighborhoods Residents of Partner Neighbor- hoods Public System Decision Makers

5 In your table groups: Review the groups on the “Identifying Additional Stakeholders” handout. Do any groups need to be added? Jot down names for each group. Complete chart with your table group. –Put a check for possible champions in the appropriate column. –Put a check for possible community board members or workgroup members in the appropriate column. Brainstorm

6 Public System Representatives (4 seats suggested) Neighborhood Representatives (8 seats suggested) Service Providers in the Partner Neighborhoods (4 seats suggested) At-Large Representatives (4 seats suggested) Community Board Member Categories

Are you willing to make a written commitment to Evidence2Success? 7 Committing to the Process