Category: portfolio
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New Report: An Evolving Relationship – Executive Branch Approaches to Civic Engagement and Philanthropy
I’m excited to announce the release of a new report I wrote for Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE), an important group of funders who do grantmaking in the civic participation and dialogue field. Titled An Evolving Relationship – Executive Branch Approaches to Civic Engagement and Philanthropy, it is based on a briefing paper I wrote…
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Mr. Boyd Connects: Why Leaders Choose Engagement
I recently shared a report with a colleague that I had not looked at for some time. I thought it might be interesting to my readers and friends. It’s called Mr. Boyd Connects, and it is a report on one legislator’s experience with seeking to engage his constituents in a different way than usual. The…
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Issue Guide On America's Role In The World Available
This is a little overdue, as this was released a little over a month ago, but better late than never! I am delighted to announce a new issue guide that I wrote has been released and will be used in deliberative forums across the nation. Here is the post I wrote for the “news” section…
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New Discussion Guide: Conversations On Underage Drinking In Communities
Today I am giving a presentation at the release of a new community discussion guide that I am excited about. It is a collaboration between the National Issues Forums and The Leadership Foundation To Keep Children Alcohol Free, which is an organization made up of spouses of governors and former governors. The discussion guide is…
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Survey Shows Americans Struggling At Home
I wanted to share with you some work for a client, the Northwest Area Foundation, that is being released today and of which I am very excited. Each year, the Northwest Area Foundation commissions a survey on poverty — my friends at Lake Research Partners (Mike Perry and Tresa Undem) design and execute it. I…
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