Cooking up Collaboration! - Tom Bryer
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This document discusses collaboration between food pantries and other social service organizations. It notes that a lack of coordination between these groups costs those they aim to serve. Barriers to collaboration include limited knowledge of available resources, different schedules, and limited funding. An example shows how clients can fall through the cracks without proper communication between homeless family service providers. The document advocates for collaborative governance and inclusiveness to better serve communities through partnership between organizations.
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Fruits, a.k.a, nature’s candy are beneficial for tons of reasons. They’re filled with vitamins and nutrients that are not just healthy but delicious too. And, some have officially been identified as fruits for weight loss, which makes them ideal for any and every kind of diet you are currently experimenting with.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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Cooking up Collaboration! - Tom Bryer
- 1. Cooking Up Collaboration! Thomas Bryer, PhD Associate Professor, School of Public Administration Visiting Professor & Fulbright Scholar, Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania) Visiting Professor, Edge Hill University (United Kingdom)
- 3. I am a volunteer.
- 4. I feel compassion toward people in need.
- 5. Volunteering gives me an opportunity to give back to my community.
- 6. I believe that those who have more should help those with less.
- 7. I love meeting new people.
- 8. I took the bus to this event today.
- 9. I drove to this event today.
- 10. I had to stop for gas while driving to this event today.
- 11. I admit it… I yelled at someone for driving like an idiot on my way to this event today.
- 12. I admit it… I was driving like an idiot on the way to this event today.
- 13. I volunteer every week or nearly every week.
- 14. I am a woman.
- 15. I speak more than one language.
- 16. I speak more than two languages.
- 17. I speak a language only I can understand.
- 18. I understand the mission of Second Harvest Food Bank.
- 19. I have the opportunity to communicate with volunteers at other food pantries.
- 20. I am under the age of 30.
- 21. I believe 50 is the new 30.
- 22. I believe 50 is the new 30… and I act like it!
- 23. I am a veteran.
- 24. I think the UCF Knights are awesome.
- 25. I like cake.
- 26. I like layer cake.
- 27. I like pineapple upside down cake.
- 28. I like marble cake.
- 29. I like multi-flavored wedding cake.
- 30. A Wedding! How do we make this marriage work? Don’t get married for money! Is it possible to have a civilized divorce?
- 31. Pantries led by volunteers
- 32. Pantries led by volunteers
- 33. Hundreds and thousands served
- 35. Barriers to Collaboration in Winter Park • No cohesive communication strategy • Limited agency knowledge of available resources and agencies within the communities served • Different agency time schedules • Availability of funding for coordination activities
- 36. But Lack of Coordination and Collaboration… …. Has a high cost to those who we are trying to serve.
- 37. Orange County Children’s Cabinet: Fragmented and Not Cohesive 37
- 38. This is Not Unusual In Social Service Delivery Systems… Here’s an Example of Homeless Family Service Providers in Seminole County 38 • Black lines signify clients being tracked; blue lines signify clients followed to referral point; red lines signify referral with no follow-up
- 39. What is an alternative? HOME Network
- 40. Table Question Think about your relationships with other organizations who are actively trying to help the same or similar people you serve through your food distribution. What prevents collaboration or what is needed to facilitate partnership with these organizations? 40
- 41. Collaborative Governance * Democracy & Citizen Engagement * Diversity & Inclusiveness * Sustainability 41 Will you love me for me if I show you my money? Will you talk to my family even when I am gone? Will you trust me when I ask for your secrets? Will you remember me when you meet someone better? Will you “marry the man today, and change his ways tomorrow”? Or will you respect my values? Recipe for Successful Marriage
- 42. EMAIL: THOMAS.BRYER@UCF.EDU SKYPE AND FACEBOOK: DR.BRYER