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Part 1: Strengthening Partnerships Between SILCs and CILs

Target Audience and Learning Objectives

TARGET AUDIENCE: The primary target audience is SILC executive directors, staff, and Council members.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this two-part presentation, participants will be able to:

Describe statutory requirements related to developing working relationships with your CILs
Identify avenues for collaborating with CILs for planning and developing your next SPIL
Describe some examples of best practices for SILC-CIL partnering
Describe statutory requirements related to developing working relationships with your DSUs
Identify avenues for collaborating with DSUs for planning and developing your next SPIL
Describe some examples of best practices for SILC-DSU partnering

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