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Whether it’s a Head Start program, weatherization, job training, housing, nutritional assistance, energy assistance, financial education, or any of the other 40 distinct programs, CAAs work to make America a better place to live.  \nLearning Community Resources Center (LCRC)  \nThe purpose of the CSBG Learning Community is to analyze Community Action outcomes and identify effective, promising, and innovative practice models that alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty.  \nThe Learning Community, a project ofthe LCRC, is an opportunity for Community Action Agencies to build capacity to increase impact by:  \n• Capitalizing on Peer Knowledge and Expertise;  \n• Creating Effective Strategies; and  \n• Promoting Promising Practices  \nThe Learning Community is comprised of topical Learning Community Groups (LCGs) which consist of acadre of agencies that are currently working on a program or service delivery strategy related to each of the LCG focus areas. Learning Community members meet bi-monthly, either virtually or in-person and assist each other by discussing “what works”, sharing data findings, solving problems, and offering support for implementing new ideas.  \nThe CSBG TTA Resource Center is also a project ofthe LCRC and serves as a wonderful compliment to The Learning Community as it is the “clearinghouse” for a broad array of resources to assist Community Action with its important anti-poverty work. The Resource Center allows for electronic submission of requests for T/ TA, ensures the coordination of resources, and allows experts to meet the T/TA needs of the CSBG Network. It hosts a consultant bank; a resource bank which provides a broad array of evidence-based, evidence-informed and exemplary program practice models; a shared calendar; and a discussion forum. A valuable tool, the Resource Bank includes information, toolkits, webinars, articles and other information focused on a full range of services to alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty in communities served by the CSBG Network.  \nThis publication was created by the National Association of Community Action Agencies – Community Action Partnership, in the performance of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Community Services Grant Number 90ET0452 and 90ET0466. 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