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Engaging Key Stakeholders: Chattanooga Connections Webinar

These leaders need to be committed and collaborative in ways that contribute to the overarching mission of the group. This webinar explored the local partnership efforts in Chattanooga, Tenn. and the tools from three Ready by 21 Partners - Corporate Voices for Working Families, United Way Worldwide and the American Association of School Administrators.

Location

Chattanooga, TN
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Short Description: 
To really change the odds for children and youth, your community needs the involvement of its influential leaders from all sectors. That includes education, business, government, nonprofits and families. “Involvement” goes beyond signing up and saying “Call me when you want something.”
Partner: 
American Association of School Administrators
Corporate Voices for Working Families
Forum for Youth Investment
United Way Worldwide
Capacity Area: 
Broader Partnerships
Scope: 
City
Focus: 
Rural
Standards : 
Build an overarching leadership council
Align and strengthen coalitions, commissions and intermediaries
Engage key stakeholders in setting priorities and solving problems

Broader Partnerships 101

After years of working with a wide variety of partnerships at the state and local level, the Forum for Youth Investment has concluded that communities and states need to consider a few basic components of partnerships. This webinar explained about this leadership capacity area and what you can do to build broader, more effective partnerships.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Short Description: 
Partnerships and collaborations can take many forms. Whatever the scale of the partnership, effective partnerships are built on clear agreements about the scope of work to be done, the capacity needed to do the work and the mandate or authority in place to ensure that the work is done thoroughly and well.
Partner: 
Forum for Youth Investment
Capacity Area: 
Broader Partnerships
Audience Sector: 
Advocacy
Business
Education (K-12)
Education (Post-Secondary)
Government/Policy
Non‐profit/Foundation
Youth and Families
Scope: 
City
State
Standards : 
Build an overarching leadership council
Align and strengthen coalitions, commissions and intermediaries
Engage key stakeholders in setting priorities and solving problems

Introduction to the Ready by 21 Strategies

Specifically, Ready by 21 helps leaders build broader partnerships, set bigger goals, collect and use better data, and take bolder actions. This webinar will guide participants through the essential components of Ready by 21 – the rationale behind Ready by 21, tools and services available to communities and leaders, and the Ready by 21 National Partnership, an unprecedented coalition of organizations representing the government, education, non-profit, business, research and philanthropy sectors.

Engaging Key Stakeholders: Chattanooga Connections

These leaders need to be committed and collaborative in ways that contribute to the overarching mission of the group. This webinar discussed local partnership efforts in Chattanooga, Tenn. and the tools from three Ready by 21 Partners—Corporate Voices for Working Families, United Way Worldwide and the America Association of School Administrators.

Featured Speakers: Linda McReynolds, United Way of Greater Chattanooga and Lesley Scearce, Executive Director of On Point, Chattanooga, Tenn.

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