Mar
6
What do the Komen controversy and today's culture wars have in common? Find out in Diana's blog!
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Feb
7
From corral reefs to polar bear habitat, Diana explores the implications of climate change. Read on to learn how you can help planet earth.
Jan
10
In 2012, will you be “pushed by your problems” or “led by your dreams?” Read on to learn Diana’s answer and her outlook for 2012.
Oct
31
Can We Make Hope and History Rhyme…?
Annual Conference , Collaboration , Impact , Leadership , Nonprofit , Partisanship , Philanthropy , social compact No Comments »Guest post by Peter Drury. director of development of A Child's Right.
Here’s what happened over lunch today: Catalyze, Epiphany, Lead!
Catalyze
Chicago Mayor Rahm
Emanuel warmed up Sunday's luncheon crowd by addressing leadership that
convenes and catalyzes government, business and philanthropy to work
together to change our communities – rather than to ponder platitudes,
to take our time, or to sabotage community success due to our collective
log jams or impasses.
Oct
30
Advocacy 2.0: New Thinking, Not Just New Tools (Live from PPAI 2011)
Annual Conference , Civic Engagement , Congress , Government , Impact , Leadership , Nonprofit , Policy , PPAI , Social Media No Comments »Guest post by Elizabeth Snyder, director of advocacy & public policy at the American Fraternal Alliance
My advocacy website vendor is awesome – which doesn’t matter as much when the Fraternal Alliance isn’t running an advocacy campaign and pushing members to use web forms, talking points, etc. Keeping advocates engaged and motivated to build relationships with elected officials is a constant challenge, especially at a small staff association where time and resources are limited.
