This week’s Leadership newsletter focuses on acts of organizational, cultural, and narrative power. First, from the pages of our magazine, a deep look at how nonprofits can use measurement and evaluation strategies to shift power to the marginalized communities they are designed to serve. Next, we look at how the “Yes on 15” coalition organized around a strategy of narrative change, which shifted individual and community perspectives to transform the landscape for future fights. NPQ’s Steve Dubb looks at a report on Native creators making art to tell intergenerational stories and build Indigenous community infrastructure. Lastly, we examine how empowering Black boys to tell their own stories can have real impact in their lives and beyond.
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