"So What" Your Weekly Guide to Advocacy with Impact

From Me to You
Miriam’s Kitchen works every day to tackle homelessness in the DC area by offering food and services to roughly 4,000 people each year. A tough job, certainly—but volunteers lighten the load. Among their creative strategies to engage volunteers,

A Question of Trust
WAND offered a webinar with the Demos Institute on “Making the case for government”—a timely topic. As pollster Stanley Greenberg argued in the New York Times, the debt ceiling crisis was driven in part by declining public trust in government’s

RSVP for our Advocacy Evaluation Breakfast 8:15 - 9:45 AM on Friday, July 15th
Last week, we told you about our upcoming breakfast event with special guests Steven Teles and Mark Schmitt, authors of "The Elusive Craft of Evaluating Advocacy" published in the Summer 2011 issue of the Stanford Social Innovation Review, and

A “Funding Boost” for Sexual and Reproductive Health Means More Evaluation

Those who have taken sex ed. courses in school know that it takes a very special approach to get the safe sex message across to a group of—let’s say—“energetic” teenagers. We were particularly excited to read that the New Zealand Health