In January, my colleagues and I published Channeling Change: Making Collective Impact Work
to help expand the understanding of collective impact and provide
greater guidance for people and organizations seeking to initiate and
implement collective impact initiatives. The response has been
encouraging, and we continue to learn more about colleagues in the field
who are using the five key conditions to catalyze and sustain social
change in a variety of areas, from improving health outcomes for the
most vulnerable to reducing underage substance abuse.