Policy doesn’t always change with a vote—it changes with language. Bureaucratic terms hide human impact, but the right stories and words keep people at the forefront.

In a new Q&A, Dr. Tom Frieden discusses storytelling, science, and the power of persistence—offering hope for the future of public health.

Pausing after generating ideas with AI will give you sleep, time, and distance—the conditions where originality tends to spark.

The organizations and communities on the frontlines of today’s challenges can’t afford for philanthropy to wait until conditions feel safer.

Shifting long-standing narratives requires moving beyond isolated campaigns to create a durable infrastructure, supported by research, messengers, evaluation, and coalitions.

This framing can make the concept of democracy relevant and help you explain that a functioning democracy is about the rules that apply to everyone—not about who's in charge.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s digital strategy offers practical lessons for shaping your online presence.

Many nonprofits overspend on education and awareness-building while overlooking the science of what actually motivates people to care, donate, and take action.

For some people, talking about their own accomplishments feels awkward and inappropriate. But if you don’t talk about your work, no one else will.

For many organizations, building trust needs to start with a renewed commitment to candor, clarity, and coordination.

“We won’t overcome our nation’s polarization with a list of words and phrases, but maybe we can improve our health and restore our economy by using the right words, the right messengers, and consistent messaging at all levels of government. At least we have to try.”