Regardless of the interventions each of our communities might design, with corresponding roles for each of our CLP’s (Community Leadership Programs), we need to locate resources to make things happen, locally, and identify the barriers to our involvement, collectively. I’m not convinced that our program leaders are interested, able or willing to move this initiative forward, together...but time may permit us to find common ground and mutual objectives.Because we are so spread out, in terms of readiness, situational status and geographic location, I wonder whether it will be possible to work together collectively…and, if so, what tools we might need to make it happen? I think on-line connectivity can support local initiatives and showcase resources and strategies that are promising and may be applied across communities...but I don't believe there's much (or any) support for examining these systems, yet. As our CLP program leaders meet next month and begin focusing on the issue with each other, there may be some progress in coming together with a cohesive strategy.
While we have experienced the same training, it doesn’t necessarily put us on the same page. We may need to look at the primary motivators for bringing each program on board and offer incentives to begin to locally address the issue collectively.
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