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Collective Impact enables a group of organizations to address a major challenge by developing and working toward a common agenda that fundamentally changes population level outcomes in a community.  When successful, communities solve big complex challenges (e.g. poverty, unemployment of disadvantaged populations) or make substantial societal shifts (e.g. more sustainable food systems) by creating a shared multi sector understanding of the problem, a common vision and an action plan with shared measurements and reinforcing activities.

Innoweave is pleased to partner with the Sustainability Network to offer a Collective Impact Workshop 1

The workshop is designed to help leadership teams from 4-5 different organizations:

• Begin to clarify the populations level outcomes that they wish to generate
• Explore the community system in which your organization operates and the change you want to see
• Lay the groundwork for Collective Impact by building toward the three pre-conditions and five conditions of Collective Impact
• Start to build a common agenda that is driven by data and urgency around the issue being tackled
• Build a community engagement strategy that ensures that influential leaders, and people with lived experience are part of community change process
• Develop a short term plan that builds engagement, community will and an urgency to move forward

The Innoweave Collective Impact Workshop 1 builds on the Innoweave Introduction to Collective Impact webinar, taking place on March 19th at 3:30pm Eastern Time.

To apply for this workshop:

• Complete the Collective Impact self-assessment; you will be asked to include your results code in your application.
• Click here and follow the instructions to create an application. Prior to creating an application, you will need to create an account and log in. Once you are logged in, start a new submission under "Innoweave Applications" and choose Collective Impact Workshop 1.
• Complete the application in full and please remember to click "Submit Application" when you are done. Only one application form per team is required.
• Applications are due May 2nd, 2014. Space is limited. Successful applicants will be notified by May 9th, 2014.

 If you have any questions, please contact us at info@innoweave.ca.

collective_impact.jpg

Collective Impact enables a group of organizations to address a major challenge by developing and working toward a common agenda that fundamentally changes population level outcomes in a community.  When successful, communities solve big complex challenges (e.g. poverty, unemployment of disadvantaged populations) or make substantial societal shifts (e.g. more sustainable food systems) by creating a shared multi sector understanding of the problem, a common vision and an action plan with shared measurements and reinforcing activities.

Innoweave is pleased to partner with the United Way Burlington and Greater Hamilton and Halton Region to offer a Collective Impact Workshop 1

The workshop is designed to help leadership teams from 4-5 different organizations:

• Begin to clarify the populations level outcomes that they wish to generate
• Explore the community system in which your organization operates and the change you want to see
• Lay the groundwork for Collective Impact by building toward the three pre-conditions and five conditions of Collective Impact
• Start to build a common agenda that is driven by data and urgency around the issue being tackled
• Build a community engagement strategy that ensures that influential leaders, and people with lived experience are part of community change process
• Develop a short term plan that builds engagement, community will and an urgency to move forward

The Innoweave Collective Impact Workshop 1 builds on the Innoweave Introduction to Collective Impact webinar, taking place on March 19th at 3:30pm Eastern Time.

To apply for this workshop:

• Complete the Collective Impact self-assessment; you will be asked to include your results code in your application.
• Click here and follow the instructions to create an application. Prior to creating an application, you will need to create an account and log in. Once you are logged in, start a new submission under "Innoweave Applications" and choose Collective Impact Workshop 1.
• Complete the application in full and please remember to click "Submit Application" when you are done. Only one application form per team is required.
• Applications are due March 28th, 2014. Space is limited. Successful applicants will be notified by April 4th, 2014.

 If you have any questions, please contact us at info@innoweave.ca.

collective_impact.jpg

Collective Impact enables a group of organizations to address a major challenge by developing and working toward a common agenda that fundamentally changes population level outcomes in a community.  When successful, communities solve big complex challenges (e.g. poverty, unemployment of disadvantaged populations) or make substantial societal shifts (e.g. more sustainable food systems) by creating a shared multi sector understanding of the problem, a common vision and an action plan with shared measurements and reinforcing activities.

This webinar is brought to you by Innoweave and the Victoria Foundation.  This webinar will be run by Michelle Colussi from the Canadian Centre for Community Renewal and will review the basic concepts and examples of the Collective Impact approach, and will provide an overview of the Innoweave Collective Impact workshop.

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Saturday, April 26th, 2014
11:30am Central Time 

Gather to connect, to learn, and to grow the living wage movement across Canada

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Key areas of focus:

• Living Wage Employers
• Living Wage Campaigns
• Calculating a Living Wage
• Living Wage Week 2014

Ojectives for our time together:

• Connect in person with other Living Wage communities to learn and to network
• Learn more about living wage campaigns, calculating a living wage, working with living wage employers, the intersection between minimum wage and the living wage, and more
• Move our individual living wage work to national attention on living wage week 2014
• If you are unable to attend in person, but would still like to add your voice to the conversation about Living Wage in Canada, we will be offering the ability to participate from a distance. Please indicate this option in the registration form below, and we will be in contact with you closer to the date to share all of the details of how to connect remotely.