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This article highlights key elements of the Hometown Collaboration Initiative (HCI) effort, including efforts made to organize and equip a representative team of local residents with the knowledge and skills needed to act on locally determined priorities. In doing so, we feature the list of projects launched in the 19 HCI communities and the catalytic effects of the initiative in four sites. Furthermore, the authors note the central role Wilkinson’s interaction theory played in framing the design of the HCI. In particular, the primary goal of the HCI was to advance each team’s program leadership roles (i.e. activities that focus on a specific social field) and track the emergence of a cadre of key individuals engaged in actions and roles across a variety of social fields (i.e. performing community leadership roles), a critical ingredient for supporting the emergence of a community field in each of the four HCI sites.

Expanding engagement, connecting social fields: the hometown collaboration initiative