Join the Network - Practitioners
The Economic Self-Reliance Center has a number of practitioner/partners who work directly with the Center creating mutually beneficial relationships that focus on bringing about economic self-reliance to families throughout the world. As practitioners work with the Center they will be able to understand how they can better their organizations and more fully facilitate economic self-reliance for families. In order to help practitioners in their endeavors the ESR Center provides opportunities such as
ESR Conversations,
Workshops,
ESR Review,
Archived Newsletters, ESR Internship Fair,
Social Venture Competition,
Grants, and the
Economic Self-Reliance Conference. As practitioners work with the Center there are expectations and certain requirements that each agrees to fulfill.
Practitioner Engagement
ESR Center agrees to:
- Identify a mutually acceptable research project and coordinate connections with academic researchers
- Give preferential access to grants
- Give preferential access to trained research interns
- Provide a report on research findings to the partner organization
- Provide "partner designation" and organizational posting on the selfreliance.byu.edu website
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Partner Organization agrees to:
- Identify a mutually acceptable research project that fits within the ESR Center research agenda
- Provide a venue for research activities
- Facilitate the participation of staff and clients in research activities
- Participate in the yearly Economic Self-Reliance Conference
- Provide a yearly report on activities and action plan for the coming year
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As the ESR Center works with these partners, together they facilitate economic self-reliance by furthering research relating to the ESR model and the ESR Center's research agenda.
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ESR Model
This model is designed to provide a checklist of assets that puts in facilitators' hands a mechanism for tailoring interventions appropriate for assisting families in becoming economic self-reliant.
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