Community-Driven Response to the Pandemic
from Unsung Stewards Hosted by ReThink Health an initiative of The Rippel Foundation
In times of crisis, organizations can resort to top-down responses. But when his community faced COVID-19, Pat McNamara threw that playbook out the window. What if local leaders were the ones naming their needs and aspirations? In the first episode of #UnsungStewards, Pat shares how his team shifted to a hyperlocal approach.
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