The Art of Association
Daniel StidA free and fortnightly newsletter on philanthropy, civil society, and democracy in America.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Strange Death of the Liberal Patriot
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I was saddened to learn a few weeks ago that The Liberal Patriot (TLP) had closed up shop. For the past five years, through almost 1,500 newsletters, the small but mighty band behind...
Heather Gerken is Flipping the Script at the Ford Foundation
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I had the opportunity to speak with Heather Gerken, the new president of the Ford Foundation, for the latest episode of The Art of Associ...
We've Seen Worse—And Better
General George C. Marshall by Thomas Edgar Stephens, National Portrait Gallery, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Last December, I joined Micah Sifry on his podcast, This Old Democracy. Our topic was philanthropy’s role in supporting ou...
Practicing Pluralism—A Conversation with Brian Hooks of Stand Together
The Statue of Liberty, commemorating the centennial of the Declaration of Independence, the abolition of slavery, and the historical friendship of the United States and France. William Warby, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
When I am aske...
Rebalancing Democracy’s Leadership Pipeline
Kentucky State Capitol under repair. Photo Credit: TheLexingtonTimes, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
As the midterms approach, philanthropic funders are again being asked to accelerate their giving to support voters and safeguard elect...
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Political scientist. Unabashed pluralist. Civic Renewer. Senior Fellow at AEI. Hope > optimism. Ravenclaw.
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