Soon to graduate as part of the NYU Law class of 2019, Molly was previously political campaign strategist for LGBTQ issues around the United States. She shares with us her experiences, and how to think strategically around movement building and …
Quinn Gormley and I discuss what its like growing a non-profit that is part organizing part direct service and all the unique struggles of serving a marginalized community. Quinn is the executive director of the Maine Transgender Network, often referred …
Professor Vassallo, a political science comparativist specializing in contentious politics and protest movements across Europe shares with us a bit about the green party’s success in countries across Europe, the culture of protesting in France, social capital and how to …
This is a solo episode where I share some frameworks and ways of thinking about volunteer recruitment that will help you in your recruitment efforts to increase your capacity through building a team. These frameworks can be applied to various …
In this episode, I jumped on a skype call with Megan Brooker, a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Sociology at the University of California Irvine. She specializes in social movements, political sociology, culture, and qualitative methods. We discuss how …
Samaa Abdurraqib’s resume of experience in the world of organizing is long. She has been a professor, abortion rights and reproductive justice organizer, she has organized for access to healthcare and so much more. In her current job she provides …
In this Episode Shane Diamond the founder of Speak About it sits down with me to talk about how he launched an organization that has presented to over 300,000 high school juniors, seniors, and college freshmen across the country and …
If you’re looking for a great listen on volunteerism with some excellent panelists, this is an excellent episode of Maine Calling on Maine Public Radio. They explore the impact that volunteers have on the economy, how folks can impact their …