Partnerships

Global Atlanta Works program partnerships should be looked upon as an evolutionary process to open doors and identify opportunities to build upon the strength of the region’s diversity. Your involvement broadens understanding and positive perception of the diverse new face of the Atlanta region. You will access minority leaders and community organizations and populations who can benefit from your services.

In 2006, the ARC and the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta formed a collaborative partnership which lead to the development of this Global Atlanta Works program. ARC collaborates with the listed organizations as well as other partners in implemeting various aspects of this program.

We are seeking deliberate partnerships based on joint collaborations of mutual interest, information exchange, and funding. Below are several examples of cooperative partnership strategies. We invite you to contact us with your ideas on how we may work together as partners.

Information Sharing:

Co-convene county-based Community Conversations roundtable, forums, diversity-focused conferences, cultural sensitivity training.
Co-develop educational, cultural initiatives targeted to children and youth
Promote activities and events of common interest
Contribute content for posting to the Global Atlanta Works website, for publication in the Global Atlanta Works newsletter, and for listing in the Multicultural Resource Directory or Calendar of Events and Holidays
Distribute and/or announce availability of resources helpful for understanding and engaging minority populations (e.g. Global Atlanta Snapshots)
Link websites to maximize visibility
Invite ARC staff to speak to your organization or community/advisory groups about specific regional issues
Join the Global Atlanta Works Speakers Bureau (for ethnic/immigrant community experts)
Arrange joint Lunch and Learn sessions

Leadership Opportunities:

Volunteer to serve on advisory groups, task forces, steering committees, and focus groups or participate in special meetings
Apply to ARC Regional Leadership Institute

Funding:
ARC is actively seeking funding to sustain and expand the Global Atlanta Works program. ARC is a non-profit, 501c3 organization. If you are interested in partnering with this program to develop special initiatives or to sponsor activities, events or other projects, please contact us.