Knowledge Exchange Tuesday July 26, 2012 Moving Forward with Collective Impact Using Results Based Accountability.

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Knowledge Exchange Tuesday July 26, 2012 Moving Forward with Collective Impact Using Results Based Accountability

Peel Institute for Collective Impact History Best practices for communities succeeding in collective impact initiatives Plans for the future

Peel Counts 2011 History Process Data development Next Steps Call to Action

Local Examples Examples of Collective Impact through Results Based Accountability Noreen Samantha Karen

Guest Speaker Elena DiBattista Our Kids Network Halton region

Large Group Discussion Leading Questions for Practical Next Steps

Moving Forward What can YOU do? What can UWPR and ROP do?

Thank You! CONTACTS Anita Stellinga, United Way of Peel Region Sandra Solonik, ROP, Human Services Julie Pehar, Equity Vision Consulting