Join us in this thought-provoking and inspiring episode as we welcome Trevor Smith, the Director of Narrative Change at Liberation Ventures, an organization helping to strengthen the movement for Blac

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Harvard Law professor Alan Jenkins has argued cases before the Supreme Court, made grants at the Ford Foundation, co-founded a national narrative change nonprofit, and now has co-authored...a comic bo

Marta Tellados new book Buyer Aware: Harnessing our Consumer Power for a Safe, Fair, and Transparent Marketplace is both an amazingly useful tool for todays consumer to navigate the rats nest that

Many of us spend a career doing something, gathering stories, ideas, skills, and things like that and think to ourselves, Hmmm. All this stuff Ive learned might make a good book, and then go right

If you aren't at the table, youre on the menu, Shanelle Matthews and Annie Neimand remind us. In their new report, Broke: How the Nonprofit and Philanthropic Sectors Are Talking About PovertyAnd How

Ken Weine blows our mind. As the Chief Communications Officer and Senior Vice President for External Affairs at one of the most famous and (dare we say it?) important cultural, social, and historical

If you work in the social sector, you know how hard this moment is.You would be forgiven for feeling that our social and political world is spinning hopelessly out of control. Go ahead, belly up to t

Jeff Chang has such a special view of race and culture in America that its almost impossible to do him justice. He draws on his Hawaiian/Chinese roots and his background as a hip hop DJ and indie lab

When Emily Ladau appeared on Sesame Street at the age of ten, she probably didnt realize that she was beginning a lifetime of advocacy for people living with disabilities. Emily is the author of Demy