Advocacy/Policy Change, Collaborate, COVID-19, Issue Based Blogs, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements
Like many of you, I was stunned when Prince Harry opened up in his Apple docuseries, “The Me You Can’t See” – co-created and produced with none other than Oprah herself – about the trauma he experienced and the treatments that have made a significant difference in his...
About Suzanne, Personal, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements
Like most Americans, I enjoy watching the NCAA’s Sweet Sixteen. I love a good underdog story – the kind where a team that was never expected to win comes together and defies the odds. It is why I have dedicated my life to the social sector: to shape systems so that...
Issue Based Blogs, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements
Like many Americans, my eyes have been glued to the television this March (Go Duke!) watching the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Tournaments. With each game, we witness buzzer-beater moments, remarkable coaching and teams giving their all. The magic of March Madness isn’t...
Client Flow/Design Thinking, Collaborate, Issue Based Blogs, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements, System Change
Every March, we celebrate Women’s History Month and the amazing women who have shaped America – Sally Ride, the first female in space; Rosa Parks, whose courage ignited the civil rights movement; and countless “hidden figures” who have cracked the glass ceiling. But,...
Corporate Social Responsibility, Impact Measurement, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements
Each year when we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we are reminded of the importance of social movements to our country’s evolution. Movements were believed to have started in the late 1800s around workers’ rights, eventually leading to the labor movement in the...
Advocacy/Policy Change, Collaborate, Conference Reviews, Employee Engagement, Grow, Human Resources, Issue Based Blogs, Lead, Organizational Assessments, Organizational Culture, Social Impact Architects, Social Movements, System Change
I have been a social activist from a young age. As you can see from the picture, my parents captured a moment when I was outraged that my beloved cat was being tormented by the dog. Even then – I fought for the underdog (or undercat, as it were). One of the things I...
