Getting to Yes: How to Generate Consensus for Targeted Universalism
Originally developed by professor and critical race scholar john a. powell, targeted universalism is an...
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The research study “When Collective Impact Has an Impact: A Cross-Site Study of 25 Collective...
Working Group Co-chairs are not simply symbolic leaders; the success of a collective impact initiative...
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