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cord-034634-7jo3y89b	Ridzi, Frank	Community Leadership through Conversations and Coordination: the Role of Local Surveys in Community Foundation Run Community Indicators Projects	2020-11-04		.txt	text/plain	11685	462	48	Among the advantages explored are increased capacity in key community leadership elements of: engaging residents, working across sectors, commissioning and disseminating local data and research, shaping public policy, and marshaling resources. This has often translated into such CF activities as: "convening stakeholders around a common problem or issue; forging partnerships that leverage additional public or private resources; brokering new, fragile or even contentious relationships; providing needed training and technical assistance to nonprofits; speaking out and using the media to raise visibility and spur action on an issue; commissioning research and needs assessments to identify gaps in services; and collaboratively creating new institutions (Ranghelli 2006:3) ." Community Foundation community leadership has also been increasingly seen in the area of supporting collective impact efforts to collaboratively address community problems through coordinated, multi-sector and data driven partnerships (Ridzi and Doughty 2017; Ridzi 2019) .	./cache/cord-034634-7jo3y89b.txt	./txt/cord-034634-7jo3y89b.txt