Coro Northern California

Key contact:

Name: Information
Phone: (415) 986-0521


Website: http://www.coro.org/site/c.geJNIUOzErH/b.2083541/k.ED76/CORO_Home.htm

What are the desired outcomes of the program?

Does the program serve a specific population?

Yes : For the Exploring Leadership program, eligible participants must be completing their sophomore or junior year of high school. Because Exploring Leadership is a full time, students who must attend summer school are not eligible. The program is offered in San Francisco and the East Bay. The other programs offered by Coro Northern California are open to diverse people of equally diverse experiences, goals and perspectives.

What are key assumptions about leadership and how to support and develop leadership embedded in the program?

What leadership development theories does the program support?

• Collaborative Leadership
• Group Relations
• Leadership and Followership
• Learning Organizations
• Situational Leadership
• Systems Leadership
• Transformational Leadership

What leadership devlopment approaches does the program support\utilize?

• Community service learning
• Formal educational fellowship
• Individual capacity-building
• Organizational capacity building
• Organizing/advocacy

Other:

• Capacity Building with Specific Gender or Ethnic Focus.
• Community Leadership

What is the focus of the program?

• Criminal Justice
• Democracy/Civic Engagement
• Economic Development
• Education
• Environment
• Families and Children
• Global Economics
• Health
• Hunger and Food Systems
• Immigrant Rights
• Leadership
• Leadership and Spirituality
• Poverty
• Public Policy
• Public Service
• Urban Renewal
• Violence Prevention
• Women
• Youth

What are the core components of the program? What leadership capacities does the program cultivate?

• Collaborative Leadership
• Conflict Resolution
• Democratic Process
• Field Specific Analysis
• Global Economics/Citizenship
• Multi Cultural Competency
• Organizational Effectiveness
• Public Policy Analysis
• Systems Thinking

Does the initiative have a "theory of change" or a "program logic model"? (will link to definition nodes on dev server)
No.