“We collaborate because it’s the right thing to do, but it also provides a living laboratory,” he said. Computer stations will provide internet access to tenants and courses on subjects including financial literacy.Īnd connecting residents to nursing students and neighbors could reduce the hundreds of 911 calls that police and fire departments respond to at the building each year, Shafer said. ASU plans to learn from the center's initiatives, he said. By aggregating Businesses (in need of support), Advisors (experts in providing services) and Investors (seeking quality deal flow), the Arizona Collaboratory matches a capital needs (human, financial and/or social capital) with a capital provider. The Collaboratory on Central aims to improve the sense of community, Shafer said. The Arizona Collaboratory is a tri-legged matching service. Learn More Advisors Preparing local businesses to maximize their potential and create jobs. Get Started Investors Gain access to vetted Arizona growth businesses seeking capital. Businesses Access critical growth capital, key talent and network with growth resources.
But the Zoom-based conference was bigger, better, with more participants than years past, proving community-university partnerships can thrive in an array of settings. ASU intends to fulfill additional resident needs, said Michael Shafer, director of the ASU Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy in the College of Public Service and Community Solutions. The new center expands on years of work between the university and Westward Ho tenants, he said.Īn assessment by university researchers found that while the majority of Westward Ho tenants had access to health care, many had limited contact with friends, neighbors and people they could call for help. Welcome to Arizona Collaboratory committed to growing Arizona’s economy. For a second year in row, ASU’s Social Embeddedness Network Conference was held virtually.
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