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1 from collaborative action to collective impact Katherine Skinner, Educopia Institute FORCE 2015, January 13, 2015

2 The Educopia Institute advances cultural, scientific, and scholarly institutions by catalyzing networks and collaborative communities to facilitate collective impact.

3 Skinner 2014

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5 System-wide change requires system-wide involvement

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7 COLLECTIVE IMPACT

8 Backbone Support Continuous Communications Mutually Reinforcing Activities Shared Measurement Common Agenda

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10 Innovative Funding Model

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