Measuring Impact: An Organizer’s Toolkit to Evaluate Communications Effectiveness
As your organization begins to take action, it's always a good time to refine and ensure you are ready to evaluate your communications strategies.
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Latino Congreso 2011: “And life and the people never let us down”
It’s been a long time since I walked into an all brown space to talk about net neutrality—a LONG time.
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Art makes it all a little better…
A special guest blog by Marisol Archuleta from SouthWest Organizing Project’s El Grito blog.
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Social Media Gets Serious in Japan Disaster Response
As other media have reported, the earthquake, tsunami and escalating nuclear disaster in Japan have demonstrated the power and reach of social media.
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International Women’s Day: Imagining a New National Conversation
Speaking and listening to tightrope moms and their issues will not only make for a better national conversation about the future; it's the politically smart thing to do.
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Native Nations Day at the FCC: Centering Self-Determination
Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hosted “Native Nations Day” at the FCC. The all-day event focused directly on the issues of Native Nations and communities—divided into two parts.
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Boehner Cries Crocodile Tears on FCC’s Open Internet Rules
Join us as we fight for a strong public voice and to imagine a new future together.
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At the Oscars, Everything Is All White…
"The Oscars," as it's more commonly known, is one of the most hyped and watched cultural events in America.
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Technology, Social Change, and an Equitable Digital Future
How do we ensure that technology will jumpstart next-generation breakthroughs on crucial social issues such as education, human rights, health, and economic development?
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Moral Budgets: Wedging Black Women’s Bodies
Despite high rates of unemployment, staggering rates of black poverty, and an insane federal deficit, House Republicans voted 240-185 last week to undermine women's reproductive freedom...