Designing Tomorrow
Eric Ressler, Jonathan HickenCreative Strategies for Social Impact. Where nonprofit leaders and mission-driven thinkers come to learn from the sector’s most forward-thinking voices, explore bold ideas, and get raw insights from the front lines of social impact innovation.
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Your Second Cause Should Be the Facts
Every cause depends on people knowing what’s happening around them: how the school board voted, what the county plans to do about its water system, who is running for sheriff and why. In a growing number of American communities, nobody is r...
Is It Burnout or Lost Motivation?
Executive directors aren’t allowed to lose steam. At least that’s the expectation in our sector. A middle manager at a bank can admit their job isn’t doing it for them right now. The leader of a mission-driven org is supposed to be all in,...
Museums Can Be a Force for Social Change
Plenty of people still picture a museum as a quiet building with art on the walls, a ticket desk at the door, and a staff whose job is to guard what’s inside. Victoria Munro thinks that picture is out of date, and she also sees an advantage...
What to Take and Leave From Design Thinking and the Scientific Method
Most teams in social impact are more experimental than they get credit for. They test, they iterate, they build a hypothesis about how to reach the people they serve and adjust when reality pushes back. The sector already borrows from the s...
Learning Isn't What's Slowing Philanthropy Down
Philanthropy takes a lot of heat for being slow to move money. And the thing that’s usually blamed for that is learning, all of the evaluating and the reports and the pontificating. Our guest today thinks that this critique is fair, but tha...
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Building social impact brands for the modern era. I've helped 300+ orgs since 2009.
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