Black Lives Matter: From Protests to Lasting Change
Black Lives Matter shares traits with other successful social movements of our time, most notably efforts to gain support for same-sex marriage, writes a scholar of nonprofit advocacy.
By Leslie R. Crutchfield
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Gun Marches Won’t Matter Unless We Learn From Past Social-Change Wins
Grant makers and nonprofits should avoid focusing only on Congress and instead persuade states, businesses, and the grass roots to push for change, writes Leslie Crutchfield, author of a new book on how movements achieve victory.
By Leslie R. Crutchfield
Contributor
A ‘Platinum Age’ for Philanthropy Requires Donors to Change Their Ways
Philanthropists don’t necessarily need to spend more, but they need to focus more efforts on advocacy and other ways to change how society works, say the authors of Do More Than Give.