Stretching Toward Solutions
Although his advice could at times be more concrete, Kahane offers an effective critique of current approaches to collaboration and shows the need for a different way of working together.
For those of us working on the frontlines of social change, problems often seem to be spreading faster than solutions. Merely scaling programs or organizations is not enough to address serious challenges such as income inequality, health care, racial injustice, and climate change. And in the United States, we are increasingly polarized as a nation—socially, economically, and politically. Against this backdrop, it is no surprise that interest in collaboration is increasing. To achieve impact,…
For those of us working on the frontlines of social change, problems often seem to be spreading faster than solutions. Merely scaling programs or organizations is not enough to address serious challenges such as income inequality, health care, racial injustice, and climate change. And in the United States, we are increasingly polarized as a nation—socially, economically, and politically. Against this backdrop, it is no surprise that interest in collaboration is increasing. To achieve impact,…
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