Co-Location to Collaboration

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Co-Location to Collaboration

• Dunya Minoo
• Portland Public Schools

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• Large scale social
• change requires broad cross-sector coordination
  yet the social sector remains focused on the
  isolated intervention of individual organizations

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Partnership
Collaboration
Co-Location
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Co-Location
To locate or be located in jointly or together,
as two or more groups share or designate to
share the same place.
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Co-Location
School
Community
A Few Linkages
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Parents of School-age Children
(Adelman, A.S. Taylor, L., 2006)
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Partnership
The state or condition of being a partner. A
contractual relationship between two or more
persons carrying on a joint business venture an
arrangement where parties agree to cooperate to
advance their common interests.
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Partnership
School Community
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Parents of School-age Children
(Adelman, A.S. Taylor, L., 2006)
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Collaboration
A process where two or more people or
organizations work together to realize mutual
goals this is more than the intersection of
common goals seen in co-operative ventures, but a
deep, collective, determination to reach an
identical objective by sharing knowledge,
learning and building consensus.
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Collaboration
Community
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Schools
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Parents of School-age Children
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Other Community Members
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(Adelman, A.S. Taylor, L., 2006)
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Types of collaboration

• Funder Collaboratives
• Public-Private Partnerships
• Multi-stakeholder Initiatives
• Social Sector Networks
• Collective Impact Initiatives

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The Five Conditions of Success

1. Common Agenda
2. Shared Measurement Systems
3. Mutually Reinforcing Activities
4. Continuous Communication
5. Backbone Support Organizations

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Resources 1. Adelman, Howard S. Taylor,
Linda. 2006. The School Leaders Guide to Student
Learning Supports, 2. Wikipedia 3.
Dictionary.com