1. Plenary Session: Strengthening Collective Impact Partnerships Built Around Common Data, Goals and Actions Panelists: Brad Bryant, Executive Director, Georgia Foundation for Public Education Barbara Coble, Program Manager, Emory University Dr. N. Jean Walker, VP, Education, United Way of Metro Atlanta Panel Moderator: Larry Pasti, Director of Field Services, Forum for Youth Investment April 18, 2012

2. COLLABORATIONS United Neighborhood Centers Of Greater Roch. Rochester‘s Child Youth 2000 Juvenile Justice Council CCSI TIER II Interagency Council Comm. Asset Network Board of Health Children & Family Serv. Subcomm. School Health Leadership Team RECAP Community Profile Preventive Services Coalition RAEYC Early Childhood Develop I. Homeless Continuum of care Impl. Team Monroe Cty. Sch & Comm. Health Ed. Network Rochester Effectiveness Partnership N.E.T. City Violence Initiative Task Force on Violence Domestic Violence Consortium Perinatal Community Consortium Do Right by Kids campaign Perinatal Substance Abuse Coalition SACSI Counselor’s Consortium Rochester Children’s Collab. Roch. Enterprise Community Zone P. YRBS Group HW & Tutoring Round Table Student Assistance Prof. Adult Services Subcomm. Student Asst. Prof. Greater Roch. Area Transitions Collab. America’s Promise CHANGE Continuous Improvement Service Delivery Advocacy Evaluation Positive Outcomes for Youth & Families 2 Best Practice Community Mobilization CASAS Providers Cross - Systems Change MCTP NBN Not Me Not Now SDFSCA Planning Committees Reclaiming Youth PCIC OASAS Prevention Initiative Community Service Board Reg. 2 Preventive Provid.N Mentoring Round Table Runaway & Homeless Youth Ser Provider Domestic Violence Partnership Health Action Homeless Services Network Youth Services Quality C. Diversion Collaborative

3. Ready by 21 Leadership Capacity Standards: Broader Partnerships Build an overarching leadership council – that establishes accountability for improved outcomes from birth to young adulthood. Align and strengthen coalitions, commissions and intermediaries – to ensure full coverage of issues, populations and strategies. Engage key stakeholders in setting priorities and solving problems – from young people to professionals, from front-line providers to policymakers.

4. 4 Coalition Dashboard

5. Example: Partner Comparison Metro City Safe Streets Mayor’s Office Juvenile/Family Courts Police Department Interfaith Coalition Metro United Way Metro Schools Metro PTA Neighborhood Councils Tenants Association Realtors Association Chamber of Commerce YouthNetWorks Seniors Together 5 Metro Teen Pregnancy Coalition Mayor’s Office Juvenile/Family Courts Public Health Department Interfaith Coalition Metro United Way Metro Schools Metro PTA Neighborhood Councils University Hospital & Pediatricians Child Care Association Chamber of Commerce YouthNetWorks Planned Parenthood

6. Example: Intervention Comparison 6 Metro Teen Pregnancy Coalition Sexuality Education (home, school, faith) School Based Clinics Neighborhood Clinics School week curfews Peer to Peer Counseling 211 and Teen Hot Lines College and Career Awareness Afterschool/Teen Clubs Youth Jobs Program Community Rec. Centers Service Learning/Youth Engagement School Safety Zones Mentoring Family counseling Metro City Safe Streets Adequate lighting Reclaimed vacant lots Landlord Controls Liquor zoning restrictions Community policing Active Tip lines Neighborhood Patrols Afterschool/Teen Clubs Youth Jobs Program Community Rec. Centers Senior Escort Service School Safety Zones Mentoring Drug Courts

7. Ready Leaders: Building the infrastructure for collective impact Partnerships Goals Data Actions Individual Orgs & Systems Issue/Neighborhood Coalitions Age Group Partnerships Overarching Leadership Council

9. Broader Partnerships:

10. United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta (UWMA) Ga. State Board of Education Boys & Girls Club Georgia Voices for Children Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Communities in Schools (CIS) Georgia Afterschool Investment Council (GAIC) Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education Alliance of Educational Agency Heads Children’s Health Care of Atlanta Adolescent Services Network (G-CAAP / HIV Prevention) Commission on Early Learning Georgia Family Connection Partnership (GaFCP) Atlanta, GA: Initial Partnership Structure Informal Core Team convened by United Way Emory’s Graduation Generation Georgia Children’s Cabinet

11. Childhood Obesity Graduation Generation Georgia Family Connection Partnership Statewide Strategy Atlanta Promise Neighborhood Middle School Transition Completion of College/ Adv. Degree Georgia Grade Level Reading Campaign Alcohol, Tobacco, Other Drugs (ATOD ) School Readiness & Early Grade Literacy On-Time Graduation Partnership Clusters Neighborhood Focus Atlanta, GA: Partnership Structure: March 2012 Ready by 21 Leadership Council Juvenile Justice Turn Around Schools: Clarkston & Banneker High Schools & their feeder patterns Georgia Campaign Against Adolescent Pregnancy (G-CAAP) P-3 funders group Ga. Dept of Education CVS Caremark Corp Annie E. Casey Foundation Ga. Dept. of Public Health Ga. Governor’s Office Children & Families University of Georgia Ga. Department of Early Care and Learning Children’s Health Care of Atlanta Ga. Afterschool Investment Council (GAIC) Ga. Early Education Alliance for Ready Students (GEEARS) Ga. Campaign Against Adolescent Pregnancy (G-CAAP) Ga. Partnership for Excellence in Education Ga. Family Connection Partnership Junior Achievement, Ga. Voices for Georgia’s Children Emory’s Office of Univ. Community Partnerships Fanning Institute Georgia Appleseed United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta Communities in Schools Georgia’s Children's Cabinet Ga. Early Education Alliance for Ready Students (GEEARS) Adolescent Services Network Teen Pregnancy Dotted lines indicate informal connections