Event
April 18
Changing Systems, Transforming Communities
Change agents across the state of California have realized that traditional institutional and sector-focused strategies are not sufficient to provide opportunity for all. Motivating stakeholders to think and act differently is crucial to improving outcomes on the toughest issues.
The conference featured plenary and breakout sessions on systems change, network theory, and leadership—in principle and in practice. Attendees had an opportunity to showcase their successes and get support for their challenges through best practices curated by JFF. They also heard from innovators in K–12 education, community colleges, workforce development, community-based organizations, and private foundations, who are:
The conference featured plenary and breakout sessions on systems change, network theory, and leadership—in principle and in practice. Attendees had an opportunity to showcase their successes and get support for their challenges through best practices curated by JFF. They also heard from innovators in K–12 education, community colleges, workforce development, community-based organizations, and private foundations, who are:
- Taking a systems approach to ensure that impact is significant and sustainable
- Acting together in networks to adapt to changing conditions
- Focusing on leadership and building trusting partnerships
Contact Marty Alvarado at malvarado@jff.org with any questions about this event.