When Ginsburg authored a dissenting opinion, she knew that, to have an impact, it needed to be widely accessible. Her goal when writing was one to which we all can aspire: she wanted to write plainly, “so that no one has to read a sentence twice to get what it means.”
A look at how language adapts to reflect social change, the key to bridging perceived divides, the grassroots campaign that raised $1 million in less than a month, and a new, more ethical way to do business.
Last fall, we discussed why it is important to use stock images that truly reflect the diversity in our communities. We’re returning to that topic in greater depth with this guest post from Maria Guerriero, founder of design studio Germinate Creative.
This past week, many thousands of protestors braved the streets in the midst of a pandemic, with the hope that their actions could help stop another deadly virus that has long plagued our country: racism against black people.
We—along with our friends and clients—have found the following resources to be especially valuable during the novel coronavirus pandemic. If you need accurate, up-to-date public health information, visit the CDC and NIH websites.
As we communicate about COVID-19, it’s imperative to establish a clear, fact-based public health narrative.
As this decade draws to a close, a look at how social changemakers are shaping the future for young people.
Why your stock photography choices matter, what a street paper can do for a city, how black entrepreneurs created a venue for their ideas to be heard, and when (not) to use jargon.
When students demand a climate education, what communications research can do for your organization, why to consider taking an ethical storytelling pledge, plus more.
How to use comedy for social change, how art is helping us reimagine what constitutes a family, how higher-education is being revolutionized, and more.