Preparing for “What Might Come Up”
This week’s theme was a response in itself. Communication across all channels is really reflecting what’s happening in society and in our personal lives. It’s rough out there.
from the Director
Keeping Communication Flowing
These days with so much grief and hurting, and so much still uncertain, it can be really difficult to keep communication flowing. And that’s exactly why we have to.
Prioritizing & Responding to Events of the Day
Action speaks louder than words, so it’s more important to keep communicating and not get stuck in analysis paralysis.
Our Commitment to Anti-Racism
#BlackLivesMatter #StopAsianHate Social Impact – through all of its programs – is committing here and now to prioritizing anti-racism in our work, operations and use of resources.
What’s the Big Idea?
Find the dynamic catalyst that is driving your work. THAT’S what should be at the core of your messaging right now.
What’s to Celebrate?
Encouraging everyone to celebrate something that taps into their authentic voice – whether it’s from an organization or as individuals (or both!). We may never have a time like this to celebrate so genuinely again.
Removing the Barriers for Fearless Communication & Action
This week we kept it simple and focused on the theme. What keeps you from communicating and acting with ease? What gets in your way?
Building & Activating Community even during challenging times
This is “go” time for being in community. This COVID-19 moment is showing us what is most important in our lives and work – and who is along with us to keep it afloat and to keep hope for a better future alive.
Ennis Carter, Director
Ennis Carter is the founding director of Social Impact, based in Philadelphia, PA.
