COLLABORATING FOR A CHANGE

Collaborating for a Change: Applying Himmelman’s Approach                            Source: Arthur T. Himmelman, Collaborating for a Change  -Networking- Information exchange, Minimal time, low levels of trust, no turf sharing; No mutual sharing of resources  -Coordinating-Information exchange and activities to achieve a common purpose, Moderate time and trust, no turf sharing, make services user friendly; None or minimal … Continue reading

BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

Five Levels of Discourse in Building Healthy Communities (Adapted) Primary source: John T. Kesler, Healthy Communities and Civil Discourse   1. Influence and even control decisions by individuals, institutions, and interest groups. Used to getting what they want due to power, money and influence (e.g., government, powerful industries, Wall Street).  2. Here we take responsibility … Continue reading