There are a couple good articles from the Axelson Review about those two strategies, both excellent tools for nonprofits to consider.
Both are crucial for social change nonprofits as they expand the venue for advocacy, while keeping the message fresh and connected to other advocacy efforts throughout the community.
About
- David H. Lukenbill
- I am a California native, married, we have one daughter and live close to the American River with two cats and all the wild critters we can feed. I am a management consultant to nonprofit organizations and have an Associates of Arts degree in Administration of Justice from Sacramento City College, a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Behavior from the University of San Francisco and a Master of Public Administration degree, also from the University of San Francisco.