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Time After Time: Reflections of Forty-plus Years of Collaboration and Service Integration Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare. Shared Decision-Making, Community Needs, and Priority Populations: Finding the Key Bridges
By Sid Gardner This article, which first appeared in the California Tomorrow magazine in 1990, has been reprinted many times for conference and workshop packets and academic curricula used in many parts of the nation. An attached article updates the original version with more recent commentary. Untouched by well-meaning but isolated youth programs, too many of California’s young people slide toward adult lives of illiteracy, joblessness and addiction. Fragmented programs are launched without links to other programs that many youth need, with many of these programs funded at levels too small to make a difference. One compelling solution: weaving current programs into collaborative networks able to combine resources with accountability for results for the youth who most need help. Special Needs and Prenatal Exposure: Different Planets, or Close Relatives? May 31, 2007 Service Integration and Collaboration: In the Best Interests of the Systems? May 16, 2006 Collaboration 701: The Graduate Level The National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare The Call of the Categorical, or Where Did IPE Go? The First Annual Indicators Report on The Conditions of Children, Youth and Families in Irvine Directory for Family Income Support Programs in Southern California Strategic Planning for Services to Children, Youth, and Families in the City of Irvine Hard Times and the Cost of Credibility The Common Threads Between Agency Sustainability & Family Self-Sufficiency Beyond Collaboration to Results Smart Cuts or Dumb Cuts: Family Support Programs in Tight Budget Times The Future and Sustainability of Family Resource Centers: Asking the Hard Questions about Family Support Programs In California County Collaborative's' Roles in Improving Outcomes for Children and Families Aligning Systems: The Lessons, The Challenges Presented at the Kellogg Foundation: SPARK conference, Atlanta, Georgia How to Tell if a Collaborative Meeting is a Waste of Time: The Four Clues Pondering Proposition 10... The Four Tools, Local Collaborative Self-Assessment of Capacity survey Collaborative Values Inventory: Proposition 10 version Reframing Ethical Issues in Services to Children, Youth and Families Forum on Child and Elder Poverty in Irvine and Orange County 
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