Community Catalyst (CCI) Program Evaluation: The Roles of Libraries and Museums as Enablers of Community Vitality and Co-Creators of Positive Community Change
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Community Catalyst (CCI)
Program Evaluation: The Roles of Libraries and Museums as Enablers
of Community Vitality and Co-Creators of Positive Community
Change
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To remain vital in the communities
they serve, museums and libraries are increasingly expected to
contribute to community well-being through activities that promote
community assets and address community needs. The Institute of
Museum and Library Services (IMLS) designed Community Catalyst
(CCI), a grant program for museums, libraries and their community
partners interested in enhancing their collaborative,
asset-focused, community driven efforts. This project is a
summative evaluation of the CCI implementation across two grantee
cohorts and 24 diverse projects with a set of common indicators.
This evaluation supports the IMLS strategic plan to adapt to the
changing needs of the field, incorporate new approaches and
innovations, and help institutions make informed
decisions.
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