The Art of Association
Daniel Stid, Connective Tissue, Sam Pressler, Anne HealyA free and fortnightly newsletter on philanthropy, civil society, and democracy in America.
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A Conversation with Dana Brakman Reiser on Regulating Philanthropy
Democratic House Leaders, 1972. Second from left is Texas Congressman Wright Patman. First elected in 1928, Patman went on to serve 24 consecutive terms in the House of Representatives. His investigations of foundations throughout the 1960s...
Self-Assessment of an Aspiring "New Trustee"
Robert Harris, “Meeting of the School Trustees,” 1885. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Hello friends,
Coming back to this newsletter after a hiatus, it is a natural time for me to take stock. What am I endeavoring to do with my update...
The Next Frontier for Democracy
For this month’s Art of Association Podcast, I spoke with Yordanos Eyoel, the Founder and CEO of Keseb, a path-breaking nonprofit helping to build a transnational civil society ecosystem that advances inclusive and resilient democracies....
Government Reform Needs a Field
J.H. Miller, “We Can Do It!” 1942, National Archives via Wikimedia Commons.
I continue to be grateful for friends and partners stepping in with guest posts to keep things going here while I am on leave.
Today’s post is from Anne Healy, CE...
Hahrie Han on What Moves People to Act Together
Hahrie Han (Photo credit: The MacArthur Foundation)
I recently caught up with my friend and colleague Hahrie Han for the Art of Association Podcast. Few scholars have done more to shape my thinking about associational life and how to stren...
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Political scientist. Unabashed pluralist. Civic Renewer. Senior Fellow at AEI. Hope > optimism. Ravenclaw.
A newsletter on the connections, communities, and commitments that bind us together.
Writer @ Connective Tissue | Trying to make my grandmas proud https://connectivetissue.substack.com/
CEO @ Recoding America
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