Designing Tomorrow
Eric Ressler, Joel Breakstone, 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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Integrity Alone Will Get You Outplayed
There’s an unspoken rule that governs how the social impact sector operates. We don’t lie. We don’t manipulate and we follow the science. We tell the truth. We play fair and it’s a good rule. It’s the right rule, but it’s also increasingly...
Brandmaxxing or Debranding: Pick Your Side
There’s a trend called looksmaxxing that says appearance is everything, and optimizing it is just pragmatism. Apply that same logic to nonprofits and you get an interesting thought experiment: what happens when an organization goes all in o...
Trust No One Is Exactly What Authoritarians Want
Every major technological paradigm shift has broken society before it fixed it. The printing press gave us the scientific revolution, but it also gave us witch hunt pamphlets. Radio connected millions of people, but it also let demagogues b...
Visibility Beats Impact
There’s a quiet belief running through the social impact space that being too visible somehow cheapens the work. That good organizations should let their impact speak for itself. That humility is a virtue worth protecting, even at the cost...
Who Actually Gets a Seat at the Table?
The social impact sector has made community co-creation almost sacred. Design with people, not for them. Give everyone a voice. And I believe it, but I’ve also watched it go sideways. The meeting that devolves into NIMBYism or the planning...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Building social impact brands for the modern era. I've helped 300+ orgs since 2009.
Executive Director, Digital Inquiry Group
Co-host of "Designing Tomorrow" and host of "Science, Solutions, Santa Cruz"
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