Saying it Once is Never Enough
Your white paper, your poll or your clinical study is finally finished. You’re ready to share your results with the world. But how?
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Doing Data Right
Maybe your organization just conducted a national survey, a literature review or a claims analysis project. You’re eager to share your new data. But before you do, consider a few cold realities.
Getting to Know Woodberry: Erin Fedorchak
Erin Fedorchak once roamed Singapore shopping malls handing out free ice cream to incentivize “likes” on a business’ Facebook page.
The Inflection Point: When Nonprofit Organizations Need Help
When passionate people come together to launch a nonprofit, enthusiasm for the cause can take the organization a long way toward realizing its mission.
An Uncomfortable Question
We have all attended a meeting where the major stakeholders are in the same room. Participants share meals and battle stories. But when it’s all said and done, some people leave asking: What was the point?
Ready to Stand Out on Social Media? Start Here
With billions of users across the world, social media can be an easy place for your organization to get lost in the noise. At the same time, it’s also a critical platform for building your message.
Nonprofit Advocacy’s History is Herstory
Long before women in the United States could vote, own property or have a bank account, they could champion a cause.
Getting to Know Woodberry: Jasmine Patel
What fuels Jasmine Patel’s passion for advocacy and health policy? “The ability to educate and change,” she says.
Take Your Medical Society Meeting Online
A year into COVID-19 travel restrictions, just about every medical society has canceled at least one in-person event. But the inability to meet in person shouldn’t be an excuse for abandoning member engagement altogether.
Want to Advance an Issue? Launch a Coalition
Political candidates succeed when they organize, energize and mobilize their coalitions. The same holds true for issue campaigns.
Local Infrastructure Projects: What Will the Feds Fund?
A new administration in the White House means a new set of priorities for Congress. And despite partisan polarization, growing consensus suggests that one of those priorities will be a dramatic federal investment in modernizing infrastructure.
Advocating in a Volatile Political Climate
Health care will continue to be a top policy issue for the next four years. That much was certain even before ballots for the 2020 presidential election had been tallied.