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The Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction: Leadership and Lessons 2005-2007
This page introduces the Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction.
We have attached a report on our efforts to reduce poverty in Hamiltion. This document, aimed at other organizations contemplating a comprehensive community change initiative, is about leadership and lessons—a response to the most common questions we field about the development of this initiative. We begin with a bit of history and context, but move quickly to the role of HRPR leaders and early champions. We then turn to lessons learned, even at this relatively early stage of the HRPR’s work. We highlight key insights throughout, and where we can, we reference other documents that contain more detail about various aspects of the HRPR. At the end, we list some of the books and resources that HRPR leaders have found useful and inspiring.
We have attached a report on our efforts to reduce poverty in Hamiltion. This document, aimed at other organizations contemplating a comprehensive community change initiative, is about leadership and lessons—a response to the most common questions we field about the development of this initiative. We begin with a bit of history and context, but move quickly to the role of HRPR leaders and early champions. We then turn to lessons learned, even at this relatively early stage of the HRPR’s work. We highlight key insights throughout, and where we can, we reference other documents that contain more detail about various aspects of the HRPR. At the end, we list some of the books and resources that HRPR leaders have found useful and inspiring.
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HRPR_Leadership_and_Lessons_FINAL.pdf (Adobe Portable Document Format - 380k)
posted by jsalci May 2 2008, 10:43 AM EDT
A short story about the first two years of development and some of the lessons learned.
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