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Self-Assessment of Place-Based Systems Change Efforts

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  • Kristin Hallgren
  • Daniel Welsh
  • Ashley Hong

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This assessment is designed to help community partnerships take a closer look at their areas of strength and areas where they can go deeper to effect place-based systems change.

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  • Kristin Hallgren & Daniel Welsh & Ashley Hong, "undated". "Self-Assessment of Place-Based Systems Change Efforts," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 404e0da51cb544a388e75d053, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:404e0da51cb544a388e75d053793651a
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    place-based systems change; partnership; P-16 initiative; community; equity;
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