Individuals aren’t the only ones contemplating personal improvement at the beginning of each year. Corporations are no different, and as the year begins, some may be contemplating how to reaffirm their moral compass. …

Social inequities are never more present than in times of crisis. In turn, there is no more important time for advocates to help marginalized communities navigate the disproportionate and often permanent impact that crises have. …

Decades of work in government and non-profits has shown me that no sector is immune to reputational crisis. It’s also shown that if handled properly, no crisis of trust is insurmountable. Unfortunately, many fail to recognize key pitfalls when operating in these moments. 1. Thinking it can’t happen to you …

How can advocates and their allies uplift marginalized communities during social and physical distancing? It requires strategy rooted in traditional organizing techniques. Examine Your Theory of Change An equitable COVID-19 response requires a health justice approach to empowering traditionally marginalized communities. This means that advocates need fully-resourced interventions that target…

by Leslie Gross Nominations might just be the most intriguing yet least understood aspect of U.S. Presidential transitions. Even the apolitical can learn from their unwritten rules, situational dynamics, and behind the scenes maneuverings. Each coronation is unique, with countless factors shaping their trajectory. …