At Visible Network Labs, we’re committed to continuously improving PARTNER CPRM to make managing your community partnerships easier and more efficient. That’s why we’re excited to introduce a newly redesigned navigation menu, making it easier than ever to find and access the tools and resources
In today’s rapidly evolving world, communities are increasingly called upon to navigate complex transitions. Whether it’s moving toward sustainable energy, addressing systemic inequities, or reimagining local economies, the challenge is not just to survive but to thrive in the face of change. The Two Loops
This newly published study leveraged SNA using PARTNER CPRM to quantify relational changes in community organizations working collaborative to prevent veteran suicide. Read the abstract and the full study below. Suicide among Veterans remains a grave concern in the United States, with an average of
Community networks are essential in tackling wide-ranging societal challenges such as public health, education, equity, and environmental sustainability. These networks, which comprise individuals, organizations, and stakeholders, collaborate to spearhead change and implement solutions. In this article, we’ll introduce some important actionable insights from network science
In the ever-evolving landscape of community partnerships, understanding and managing the intricate web of relationships is paramount. Network mapping and social network analysis (SNA) have long served as vital tools in discerning how our social connections influence outcomes we deeply care about. Over the past
In today’s rapidly changing world, the concept of resilience has never been more critical, especially when it comes to managing community networks. Resilience in systems thinking is the ability of a system – like a network of community partners – to withstand and adapt to
Limited budget? No problem! Join us for an exclusive on-demand webinar designed specifically for public and non-profit professionals actively involved in building, leading, managing, or working within community partner networks. Discover how to unleash the full potential of your network without straining your resources or
Ecosystem mapping involves mapping the relationships and interactions between the networks, stakeholders, policies, and environment on a specific issue or context. For example, the public health ecosystem consists of all the organizations in the public, non-profit, and private health sector, along with social service providers,
The concept of ecosystem thinking and strategies continues to spread among social impact professionals. As such, it’s helpful to revisit the roots of this exciting new way of thinking. While there are differences between for-profit and non-profit approaches toward ecosystem-building strategies, there are also many
Network science offers powerful insights into how organizations can work together to address intricate social and environmental issues. One particularly powerful structure is the hub-and-spoke network model. Often used in contexts ranging from transportation to communication systems, this model can also be applied in an
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Advice for building, managing, and assessing cross-sector networks or coalitions of partners.
A template to map the connections and interactions between key stakeholders in your community.
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