New Epolitics.com contributor! Benjamin Culbreth is a grassroots advocacy professional who’s worked on issues ranging from clean energy to healthcare. Find more of his work at benjaminculbreth.com, and read our earlier piece for more about how the coronovirus pandemic is affecting digital...
Read More »Coronavirus may have most of us sheltering in place, but advocacy hasn’t stopped. For one thing, I’m hearing that Congressional staff are still on duty, just mainly stationed at home for a while. With that in mind, let’s check out Bethany Snyder’s latest piece, which...
Read More »If you couldn’t join the Epolitics.com webinar with nonprofit attorney Jean Kordenbrock on February 5th, we have you covered. In the recording embedded below and posted to YouTube, Jean and I cover the basic rules of the engagement for nonprofits advocating for change and encouraging their...
Read More »What can nonprofits do in an election year? More than some people think. Please join me and experienced nonprofit attorney Jean Kordenbrock next week for a webinar covering the rules of the road for nonprofit communications during election season. We’ll also explore creative ideas for...
Read More »New Epolitics.com contributor! Bethany Snyder is the brains behind Snyder Strategies, where she spends her time “bolstering non-profits and social justice organizations through deep advocacy expertise.” Let’s benefit from some of that expertise in the article below, which first...
Read More »When Twitter announced that it would ban all political ads (including the issue-focused variety), I wasn’t shy about what I thought: I called it a cop-out. Why? Twitter wants the best of all possible worlds — for itself. It’s perfectly happy to play a central part in our...
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