Why are some social and political movements successful and others aren’t? “Best Practices” is a 90-minute for civic leaders, professionals, and graduate students who want to up their political advocacy game in a bipartisan way. We look at how progressives, centrists, and conservatives have built movements that powered political and policy victories. You can learn a lot from studying what all players do well and not so well, in the field of politics. Each issue is different, given the many variables to consider in moving it forward. But there is a general thru-line in many successful policy advocacy efforts. We discuss that recipe.
What you walk away with
- Subject matter areas include the 1960s civil rights movement, reproductive health, marriage equality, gun rights and safety, the MAGA movement, health care reform, and AI data centers
- What can be applied in today’s topsy-turvy political world? What works and doesn’t when it comes to the issues?
- Mindset, strategy, and tactics: The seven building blocks for developing a smart, sophisticated advocacy strategy
- Tailored advice and counsel on an issue you’re working on or care about
Participants receive the presentation deck and summary notes of our discussion.
Cost is $74.
