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Bridging the Divide Between Idealism and Pragmatism

By Mary Blanusa, Stacey Chen, & Nathan Huttner

Funders and advocates must come together to build movements that can run successful and successive campaigns that result in good policy and grassroots power.

Tackling Digital Security Across Civil Society

By Josh Levy & Katie Gillum

Four steps civil society organizations and their funders can take to begin addressing digital risk.

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Building Movement Mindsets: Tools and Frameworks for Transforming Communities, States, and Countries

Presented by Tamara Draut, Doran Schrantz, and Susan Misra

This SSIR Live! webinar will help organizations to better understand the process of building and strengthening movements, identify their unique role within a broader field of networked organizations, and partner with others to build synergistic force.

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