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Further resources

The way we think is influenced by a wide number of organisations and people. In this section, we have collated some of the key resources which inspire our work. We are developing our Learning Hub further! Check back here soon to find curated resources from international and national place-based changemakers, as well as our own resources generated from our learnings of working with our learning partners and inspired by organisations we find and list in our Interactive map.

The framework moves through four stages: Understanding place, community power and collaborative leadership, Systems change and impact area

Framework : Theory of Place and Systems Change

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Place-Based Funders Action Learning by Place Matters

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Framework : Funder Role Continuum

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Framework : Programmatic vs Place-Based Approach

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Framework : Practices, Conditions & Mindsets for Place-based Change

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Framework : Types of Place-Based Work

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Interconnected practice for community and systems impact by Tamarack Institute

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Navigating System Change Evaluation by Social Finance

Evaluating YEF Place-Based Approaches: a review of methods used

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How to fund systems change by Black Thrive Lambeth Employment Project

Collective Impact Toolkit by Tamarack Institute

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How Field Catalysts Accelerate Collective Impact for Stanford Social Innovation Review

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Centering Equity in Collective Impact for Stanford Social Innovation Review

The End of Poverty: Eight pathways that are ending poverty in Canada by Tamarack Institute

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More Than Infrastructure by Place Matters

The 5 Steps of Deep Collaboration

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Field Building for Population-Level Change by The Bridgespan Group

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The Water of Systems Change by FSG

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Historical Review of Place-based Change by Lankelly Chase

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Collective Impact 3.0 by Tamarack Institute

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Collective Impact for Stanford Social Innovation Review