1. A Collective Impact Primer By June Sobocinski February 2013

2. Sources & Resources Stanford Social Innovation Review: “Collective Impact” by John Kania and Mark Kramer, published Winter 2011 www.ssireview.org www.fsg.org

3. What is Collective Impact? A process that seeks to solve a specific, often complex social problem It involves a centralized infrastructure, supported by dedicated staff It must have the commitment of important actors from different sectors It involves the adoption of a common agenda on how to solve the problem It involves shared measurement across organizations, continuous communication, and mutually reinforcing activities

4. Isolated impact Similar organizations collect quality data, but are isolated and not coordinated with others

5. Coordinated impact Similar organizations collect quality independent data that align under similar outcomes for broad community impact

6. Collective impact Similar organizations collect quality data for the same outcomes in a coordinated and collaborative network that reinforces other networks strategically implementing the community’s shared agenda

7. Structural Elements Small Executive committee Larger Leadership Council Networks – strategies, providers “Backbone” or “anchor” institution that reports to the Executive Committee –Facilitator/Convener –Director/Organizer –Data warehousing and analysis

8. Structural Elements

9. AUY Structure from 2009(?)

10. AUY (draft)