Communities Leading from Abundance: Bright Spots from the Field

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Communities Leading from Abundance: Bright Spots from the Field Lessons from the RWJF-funded SCALE Initiative Spreading Community Accelerators through Learning and Evaluation February 16, 2017 Communities Joined in Action Annual Meeting - San Antonio, TX

Leading from Abundance 25 minutes total Paul Howard & Niñon Lewis

What were the goals of SCALE? Develop capability within communities to improve health and achieve a culture of health. Learn what it takes to create effective teamwork and inter- community spread. Develop a system for continuous learning and improvement, synthesis and dissemination (spread system).

Communities of Solution How people relate to themselves, each other and people and places most affected by inequity How the community creates change How the community creates abundance

Leading from Abundance Framework Leading from Within Leading Together Leading for Outcomes Leading for Equity Leading for Sustainability

Co-designed in SCALE 1.0 by Implementation Team, Evaluation Team, SCALE Communities

Storytellers and Facilitators for Today’s Session Sarah Callender, LCSW Director of Health and Wellness, Downtown Women’s Center 'Shemekka Ebony' Coleman, MS Steward of Community Champions, 100 Million Healthier Lives Kate Ebersole CPCC Principal, KEE Concepts Consulting LIA: Cattaraugus County Healthy Livable Community Seth Fritsch Strategic Initiatives Coordinator, Health Improvement Partnership of Maricopa County (HIPMC) Andrew Martin Field Agent, 100 Million Healthier Lives Esther N. Munene, MBA, Ph.D. Ethnic Community-based Organization for Refugees (ECOR) Paul Howard, MPA Senior Director of Knowledge Sharing, Community Solutions, (Moderator) Niñon Lewis, MS Executive Director, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, (Moderator)

Shemekka Ebony Stories from the Field: SE Raleigh Pacesetters Collaborative Raleigh, North Carolina

Our Partner Organizations

What is a Community Champion? Leading for Equity What is a Community Champion? Any person with LIVED EXPERIENCE being Willing and Empowered to SHARE their Gifts and Skills in partnership with their Community, Neighborhood, and/or Block. Affordable Housing Education Health & Wellness Economic Opportunity Leadership Development

Leading from Within PDSA Model-Improvement Science Tool Plan Do Study Act We were able to adapt presentations and layout based on rapid feedback from participants between trainings. Our trainings improved and our presenters worked better together over time learning from our plans, actions, fail forwards, and revisions.

Learning Leading with Equity can begin with involving community champions during initial planning of community engagement and health improvement initiatives. Leading from Within helps us center our human connection to the work and not just an agenda for outcomes. Engaging people with lived experience is invaluable in leading sustainable outcomes in community health & wellness and systemic change.

Drew Martin Stories from the Field: Proviso Partners for Health Chicagoland, Illinois

Proviso Township, Illinois The story of a small village under a circus tent

Leading Together Establishing a Collective Impact system Shared agenda Common measurements Mutually reinforced activities Constant communication Backbone Organization* Creating a culture of inclusiveness Data sharing Providing assistance to each other for funding purposes

Leading for Outcomes Measure! Measure! Measure! Tell the story in fun and inventive manner Be prepared to spread both knowledge and techniques to the a broader and more diverse audience

Sarah Callendar Stories from the Field: Downtown Women’s Center Los Angeles, CA

Our Project Focus on diabetes management and prevention Homeless and low-income women in the Skid Row Community Diverse stakeholder group Health plan (L.A. Care) FQHC (Wesley Health Centers) Health advocacy group (UHHP) Non-profit (DWC) Community Champions (3) University (USC)

What Happened? Everyone had fun coming together, developing doable goals and testing new SCALE tools However, the main project ended up in the hands of one team at my agency Other stakeholders came but did not provide much beyond input & ideas My agency’s team lead got very frustrated but did not know how to communicate this to me

Failing Forward I met with my agency’s lead to debrief what happened & address feelings of frustration Discovered that I, our advisor to the project and my supervisor did not notice this was happening Discovered that this happens often in stakeholder groups which can lead to coalition fatigue and disconnection We brainstormed how to prevent this from occurring again in this project (new collaborative that she is leading)

Leading from Within & Together Slow down and make sure people are taking equal responsibility before moving ahead. Be brave! Speak up when we are uncomfortable with a project’s direction. Be bold! Have tough conversations with people who want to be part of a collaborative but do not want to do the required work. Allow space and time for people to express concerns and make sure you are approachable - ask open, honest questions. How? Remember to be curious and turn to wonder when things get tough. We will make mistakes – we just have to learn from them so we can grow. Spend time developing yourself as a leader (from within) so we can lead better together.

Questions?

Table Discussions

At your tables… Take 2-3 minutes and silently reflect on the following: Which of these levels of leadership for abundance do you see present in your community? In what ways? Leading from Within, Leading Together, Leading for Outcomes, Leading for Equity, Leading for Sustainability Where are your areas for growth? Share your reflections with your table mates

Large Group Report Out What surprised you in your discussions? Where do you feel we have the most growth and learning opportunities in our communities? Why?

At your tables… Take 2 minutes and reflect on: What is a “Failing Forward” story from your work and/or community that led to breakthrough learning for you, your team, or your coalition? Share your reflections with 1-2 people around you.

Large Group Report Out Share a few Fail Forward stories from the room. What is sticking with you from the stories shared today and from your table discussions? What has been the key take-away? What can you try when you get home?

Thank You! #100MLives http://www.100mlives.org/