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Knowledge with action converts adversity into prosperity
Our Library
We have curated an extensive library of resources and tools comprised of materials developed by us and those generated by others to support our diverse body of work. A sampling of these materials are offered below. Contact us to find out how these tools can help your efforts!
Tools to develop coalitions and collaboratives, assess coalition effectiveness and functioning, map assets. Example: Collaborative Self-Assessment
• Association Mapping exercise?
• Collaborative Self-Assessment
• Principles of Working Collaboratively
• We Did it Ourselves
Tools to design and implement impactful meetings and conferences, facilitate meaningful group interactions and discussions, plan strategically. Example: Cardstorming
• Planning a Convening Checklist
• Online Facilitation
• Cardstorming
• The Gifted Facilitator?
Best practices to build community and youth leadership and action, nurture collective impact. Example: Hart’s Ladder of Youth Engagement
• STORI circle?
• Self-Assessment of Leadership Values, Beliefs, Knowledge and Skills
• Hart’s Ladder of Participation
• Mobilizing Women for Minority Health and Social Justice in California(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1447121/)
Tools and Literature to build and sustain programs and organizations, map and mobilize assets and strengths, track and evaluate program and organizational impact and outcomes. Example: 10 Steps to Sustainability
• 10 Steps to Sustainability
• We Did it Ourselves Evaluation Workbook
• Connections Map?
Curriculum and tools to prevent youth substance use and misuse, reduce stigma for populations harmed by the war on drugs, and promote resilience and healing. Example: #SeeHerBloom social media campaign to prevent stigma among Black women affected by opioids and other drugs
• Be Bothered Movement(https://www.bebotheredmovement.com/resources/)
• Sacramento County Coalition for Youth(https://www.sacramentoccy.org)
• Future Forward, Sacramento’s youth marijuana prevention campaign
• (link above is broken) https://sacramentoccy.org/view/pdf/SCCY-Future-Forward.pdf
• Talk They Hear You
• (link above is broken) https://www.samhsa.gov/underage-drinking
• National Overdose Prevention Network(https://nopn.org/california/)
• Resources on Opioid Use Disorder Treatment for Women Bloom(https://seeherbloom.org/black-women-resources/)
• Resources on Opioid Use Disorder Treatment for Providers(https://seeherbloom.org/providers-resources/)
• Tackling an Epidemic: An Assessment of the California Opioid Safety Coalitions Network(https://www.phi.org/thought-leadership/tackling-an-epidemic-an-assessment-of-the-california-opioid-safety-coalitions-network/)
Content expertise and curriculum to build women’s leadership on issues impacting their health and well-being, Example: Mobilizing Women for Minority Health and Social Justice in California
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