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Case study showcases how collective impact fosters intergenerational learning and community ties.
The All Under One Roof (AUOR) partnership in Missoula, MT is based on an innovative approach to community collaboration, collective impact, and intergenerational networks. Five mission-aligned organizations share one site, including a public library, non-profit family services, a local media outlet, and program-based university partners that excel in the areas of STEM education. Together, the partners maximize resources, produce collaborative programming, and create a learning environment that is both building- and community-wide. Intergenerational learning is woven throughout the AUOR objectives, and reflected most notably in special events, mentorship programs, and outreach to rural and Indigenous communities. This case study provides a model that advances the museum field and can be used by practitioners, leaders, education researchers, and others working in museums and other third places.
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