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CLD3-4-FG

Why Form a Coalition? Facilitator's Guide

8/6/2020 (new)
Authors: Daniel Kahl

Working in partnership with others brings expanded expertise, resources and networks to any initiative. When addressing difficult and complex community issues, sustained solutions often require the support and investment of many community members. But working in a coalition means giving up some of the credit and control. Working in a coalition is one way to organize to work on shared outcomes, but is it the right way? This guide will help a group reflect on the pressing question: Why form a Coalition?

Departments: Community and Leadership Development
Series: Using Leadership Skills to Improve Quality of Life (CLD3 series)
Tags: community leadership, community
Size: 165 kb
Pages: 3

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