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The following is a series
of tip sheets that can be used in coalition building.
"Building
Coalitions That Work: Lessons from the Field" highlights
eleven communities that worked to build coalitions from the ground
up and the lessons learned.
"Coalition
Barriers and How to Overcome Them" addresses barriers
such as turf-ism, lack of vision, poor links to the community and
the failure to act along with strategies in overcoming those barriers.

Also view Part
2.
"Coalition
Building: One Path to Empowered Communities" this article
describes interventions to strengthen the capacity of communities
to solve their own problems by mobilizing, coalescing, and leveraging
resources.
"Coalition
Planning" walks through the process of defining the
vision, goals, and strategies for a new coalition.
"Coalition
Leadership" talks about specific issues and challenges
in leadership and the different types of leadership.
"Engaging
Residents in Coalition Building" identifies a number
of areas to consider in designing typical coalition activities that
will enhance the possibility of community engagement.
"Involving
Young People in Coalitions" examines the principles
of coalition building, engaging youth, and the pitfalls to avoid.
"The
Six R's of Participation" describes that understanding
why community members get involved will help your coalition meet
the needs of your members and build organizational capacity to sustain
grassroots efforts.
"Starting
a Coalition" gives an overview about when and how to
develop a coalition as well as additional information regarding
structuring and operating a coalition.
More Coalition Building Information:
Tools
for Coalitions
Tips Sheets
Coalition
Building Links
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