• Sit down with community activists where they work • Conduct telephone surveys •Brainstorm or focus a search based on association types 9. Prepare to invite individuals Revision of purpose statement, feedback and and associations to be further follow-up on the previous 8 steps. involved. Revision of purpose statement, feedback and There are four basic methods to inform your follow-up on the previous 8 steps. potential collaborators of your program’s details: 10. Implement the invitation to • Face-to-face: The most personal interview, further involvement and review which allows for open questions and greatest your purpose statement. dialogue. • Group-administered: A number of people attend an interview session together, or you invite a number of people to complete surveys in the same room so that you are available to answer any questions that may arise. • Self-completed: Mailed or e-mailed surveys that are due back to you by a certain date. • Live virtual: Depending on your audience, this could be a telephone interview or an interview performed via webinar or social media. RELATED VIDEOS REFERENCIES Asset Based Community Assets-Oriented Community Assessment. Development Overview Patricia A. Sharpe, Mary R. Greaney, Peter L. Lee, Community Living Brant Sherer W. Royce. Sharing knowledge and donuts Rubano, Cristina (2017). Community asset mapping La Memoria Collettiva: identificarsi Liz Hannum in un passato comune TEDx Talks 33