Collective Impact: Theory versus Reality. Corridors of College Success Series. CCRC Research Brief. Number 61
Collective impact is an increasingly popular approach to addressing persistent social problems. It takes a place-based systems approach to social change and compared with other forms of collaboration is meant to be more structured and strategic. Such an approach is intuitively appealing, and it has...
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