sector staff, regardless of branch of government or state agency, in what it means to fulfill Colorado’s commitment to EBDM. It also increases opportunities for state government to collaborate with non-governmental partners, communities, and family stakeholders.
We invite and encourage you to learn more and add your voice to discussions that will help to move the 5-year vision into action. Over the next few months, we will blog about the defining features of a successful EBDM culture, sharing tools, resources, and model processes to support learning and actionability. You can also read a brief summary of the foundational memo we created to launch the EBDM planning process.
To learn more or inquire about hosting a learning and discussion session, contact Dr. Courtney Everson.
Tune in to upcoming blog posts as we dig into the defining features of an EBDM culture.