Make It Work
Danil Lopatkin | Make It WorkSystems and infrastructure that turn knowledge and expertise into engagement and impact.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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What the hell do I want from our organization's newsletter?
This is exactly the question we need to ask ourselves the moment we decide that our expert organization (a think tank, an advocacy NGO, a research center) needs its own newsletter.
The answer to this question is rare. But what’s even rarer...
The Guillermo. The Infrastructure Guy You Need To Make Knowledge Work.
I’m in love with the film (okay, the series is also pretty good) What We Do in the Shadows. Not only because the level of absurdism is exactly my kind of thing (I’m an old Douglas Adams fan) but also because there’s a character there, a won...
Our Audience Can Handle Complexity. On Communicating Without Simplification.
One of the most persistent myths in communication goes something like this: complex content doesn’t work. Our audience won’t get it, won’t engage, won’t read to the end. So, simplify, break it down, make it accessible.
Keep chewing until n...
Add Some Public to Your Discussion. Some thoughts on how to make the audience part of the conversation at your event
Let’s take a break from frameworks, infrastructures, and dissemination models. I have a public talk to run tomorrow 😄, so let’s talk about something more practical: why and how to design a public event with real audience participation, for...
Public Engagement Should Be Uncomfortable. Otherwise You're Just Clapping at Yourself in the Mirror.
Let's talk about engagement in the process of producing new knowledge, expertise, and research.
Mr. Burns: Where did I go wrong? I made all the right moves, didn’t I?
Burns’ Underlings: Yes, sir. Absolutely.
Mr. Burns: Oh, I see it now —...
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Systems and infrastructure that turn knowledge and expertise into engagement and impact. Written by a generalist with 20 years across civil society, culture, and knowledge-driven industries.
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