Fostering Success Michigan Collective Impact Framework From Passion to Action! 2 nd Annual Fostering Success Michigan Summit.

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Fostering Success Michigan Collective Impact Framework From Passion to Action! 2 nd Annual Fostering Success Michigan Summit

Large Scale Social Problem We need to increase access and success in postsecondary education and professional careers for students from foster care ages in Michigan.

Backbone Organization Fostering Success Michigan supports Michigan’s network of experts versus being an “expert organization”. Fostering Success Michigan utilizes 3 main strategies: Resourcing Supporting Networking

Common Agenda Fostering Success Michigan has adopted the Lumnia Big Goal of increasing the number of students from foster care who obtain high-quality degrees and credentials to 60% by the year 2025.

Common Agenda The available estimate to date is that 21.5% of Michigan alumni of foster care have earned a diploma, certificate or college degree beyond high school graduation. *White, C. R., O’Brien, K., Pecora, P.J., Kessler, R.C., Sampson, N., Hwang, I., and Buher, A. (November 2012). Michigan Foster Care Alumni Study Technical Report: Outcomes at Age 23 and 24. Casey Family Programs: Seattle, WA.

Mutually Reinforcing Activities Each partner in the Fostering Success Michigan Network plays a vital role in the education to career pipeline for youth and alumni of foster care. Through working together with the common goal everyone plays an important role in postsecondary education and professional career access and success for students from foster care.

Mutually Reinforcing Activities Postsecondary Education Institutions’ staff and campus champions Youth and Alumni of Foster Care Middle and High School Educators and Staff Community Organizations and Other Service Providers Caregivers and Mentors The Department of Human Services Local College Access Networks, The Department of Education Courts, Law Enforcement and Juvenile Justice System Career and Work Forces Services Housing champions

Shared Measurement A shared measurement strategy is being established through the collaborative efforts of the Fostering Success Michigan Higher Education Consortium (FSM HEC). To provide a realistic understanding of how Michigan’s youth from foster care transition to young adulthood and move through postsecondary education and into professional careers, the FSM HEC has identified indicators in each of the 7 domains, adapted from the Casey Family Programs It’s My Life framework.

Continuous Communication

To ensure that our diverse group of partners maintains an awareness of successes, challenges, priority issues and shared solutions, FSM will support continuous communication through: The FSM Google Group listserv FSM Regional Network Meetings The FSM Annual Summit The FSM statewide resource website

Continuous Communication

For more information: Maddy Day: (269) michigan