Project Impact(s):
Children & Youth, Computer Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion, Education, OpenBeam, Technology Enablement
This project is in Concept Phase
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Collaborators Lead Organization:
Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium
Contact:
Brooke Carlson
; Email:
TBD
; Phone:
TBD
Known/Likely Collaborators:
County of Olmsted, MN
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Diversity Council
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Families First (Fomerly: Child Care Resource and Referral)
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IMAA
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OpenBeam
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Rochester Area Foundation
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Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium
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Rochester Public Library
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Rochester's Adult Literacy Program (Hawthorne Education Center)
Potential Collaborators:
Ability Building Center
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Collider Foundation
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ROCHESTER AREA YOUTH TECH FOUNDATION
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Rochester Community & Technical College
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Winona State Rochester
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Impacts Major Impact:
Technology Enablement
PlanScape Impacts : Level 1:
Children & Youth, Computer Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion, Education, OpenBeam, Technology Enablement
Level 2:
Education, C2C: Prenatal-K Development, C2C: Kindergarten Readiness, C2C: 3rd Grade Reading, C2C: 8th Grade Math
DMC Impacts:
Community Health Impacts:
Type of Project
Planning
BACKGROUND
Key Program Components: ■ Initial Participants: Immigrant and refugee families or other families receiving public benefits with young children. Quickly expand to older adults as funding is secured through FSR. ■ Centralized Help Desk and Training: To streamline the delivery of tech support as residents build their computer literacy, RPL will be the centralized “help desk” for program participants. RPL will also work with RAFL staff as well as IMAA’s cultural consultants to provide training to partner organization staff to support consistent program delivery. ■ Community ”Hubs”: The hubs, which include RAFL, IMAA, Families First, FSR and 125 Live, will initially be virtual and become physical locations throughout the community. Each will: leverage their trusted relationships to reach people experiencing barriers, manage and loan out devices, ensure recipients are connected to appropriate educational opportunities, and be the first line of tech support for inquiring participants before directing to RPL for additional support. ■ Multiple Internet Solutions: There is an immediate need for creative solutions to increase internet access, such as connecting to existing hotspots or deploying new ones throughout the community (e.g. County, City, Rochester Public School, and hub buildings). Discussions are already underway regarding longer-term solutions which will require partnerships with internet service or wireless providers, the City, and Rochester Public Utilities
Theory of Change
Pinned Reports on: Digital Equity IT
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Reports on: Digital Equity IT
Other Community News and Reports having impacts on:
Children & Youth, Computer Literacy, Diversity and Inclusion, Education, OpenBeam, Technology Enablement
PB Reporting: Measuring the breadth of Mayo Clinic’s medical data abundance.
Researchers beyond Mayo Clinic’s walls might make use of the Mayo Clinic Platform. Its data network, Connect, uses millions of de-identified patient records, test results, imaging, pathology reports and more from Mayo Clinic and seven other large health care systems across the world.
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John Marshall High School eleventh grade Economics students will take center stage at the Chateau Theatre for the Downtown Business Pitch Day!
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Press Release: Olmsted County residents encouraged to apply for Restorative Practices Advisory Committee (RPAC)
This new RPAC will bring together residents, justice system representatives, and community organizations to promote and sustain restorative practices throughout Olmsted County.
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RPS Superintendent Video and Presentation Slides
Referendum to support: Strong Communities; Strong Schools; Strong Young People
PB Reporting on Referendum Efforts and Results
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Love Wins: Community Empowerment Initiative
Free Workshop and Community Townhalls Press Release
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November 2024 Selma Film and Discussions
2024 Recognition: $1K Scholarship: 2024 Rochester H.S. Graduate: Application and Nomination, Sponsorship and Donation support, Facebook photos of 2024 Mr. and Miss Juneteenth
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Students Decoded: The Mental Health Database
C2C October 9, 2024 Summit
Presentation Slides
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Call for inputs: Mayor Norton YouTube Messages
Vision 2050 AI-Powered Interactive Survey LINK
Mayor Norton Memo to the Public
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Presentation Slides of Education Portal for C2C Oct 9, 2024 Education Summit
Results Based Accountability
Collective Impact: Spectrum of working together
Tech Support
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The Early Childhood Resource Hub, a collaboration between C2C and IMAA, aims to connect Olmsted County families with young children to various resources and services.
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Post Bulletin Reporting
United Way 2024 ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) Report
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CMRC pausing public activities and investment potential white paper availability announcement.
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2024 Presentation at DMC DEI Series
2022 News Next chapter, summer programming: 5-K run; Narcan training partnership with Diversity Council.
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