Systems Change
``Systems change is shifting the underlying conditions that hold a problem in place.``
- Abercrombie, Harries, & Wharton (2015)
Session 1: What is Systems Change and Why is it Important?
Workbook
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Session 2: Gathering Information about How the System is Helping or Hindering Your Outcomes
Workbook
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Session 3: How to map out System Root Causes and Prioritize where to Focus Your Effort
Workbook
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Session 4: How to Design System Change Strategies
Workbook
Video
Additional Resources for NC Smart Start Local Partnerships
Smart Start funds may be used for system change activities. Please refer to Systems Building Activity for more information on allowable activities and restrictions. Please contact your NCPC Program Officer for more information and resources for other opportunities.