As a #girldad, I feel challenged with a special duty to show my daughter that she is capable of anything in this world. I hope that, someday, these posts will show her that my field is open wide for her to engage in and lead. This year, we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the passageContinue reading “Introducing: Octob-her”
Category Archives: Advocacy
A shameless plug for district offices
I spent the better part of a decade working for two different members of Congress. Despite that tenure, I can count on one hand the number of times my work for them took me to Capitol Hill. And if you’re surprised by that fact, you’re not alone. Most folks can wrap their heads around twoContinue reading “A shameless plug for district offices”
BONUS Post: Debate, schmebate – get back to your agenda
If you woke up this morning with a sharp headache, and it’s just getting worse during your work day, you’re not alone. Last night’s Presidential debate, the first of 3 debates this election season, is driving the conversations this morning. Let’s not pretend that debates in the last several cycles stand in scale with theContinue reading “BONUS Post: Debate, schmebate – get back to your agenda”
BONUS Post: What about the Court?
My day started with a warning from a friend. “Twitter is an absolute dumpster fire this morning.” He’s not wrong. Doubtless, by now, you’ve heard the news about the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. And regardless of one’s politics, we should pause to celebrate a titan of the legal profession, and someone who willfullyContinue reading “BONUS Post: What about the Court?”
Why great policy isn’t enough
Successful advocacy depends on a balance between the three P’s: Policy, Process, and Politics.
Activism vs. Advocacy
Activists are great in a pinch…But on the Wednesday after the election results are in, these people largely go home.
The Room
We have unique opportunities to create real change that benefits our communities and serves a higher good.
Part of the Possible 