Longtime political tech geek Deanna Zandt examines social networks with a wide-angle lens, exploring their rich potential for advancing positive change. The cover design reflects an individual’s ability through social media to reach a larger audience and to affect social … more
Adam Kahane’s latest book about the interplay of Power and Love, two seemingly opposing ideas, and how to use both to affect social change. more
“The Death of Why: The Decline of Questioning and the Future of Democracy” by Andrea Batista Schlesinger, a veteran leader of the progressive movement, focuses on the value of inquiry in an answer-obsessed society. more
The Unheard Third is CSSNY’s annual survey of the poorest third of New York City. more
The annual DMI Year in Review is developed and written by the outstanding research department at the Drum Major Institute, a progressive think tank. more
The 2008 annual report for CSSNY, a 160-year-old institution dedicated to supporting poor New Yorkers in their quest to fully participate in the civic life of the city, demonstrates its work in public policy through the stories of individuals they have helped. more
Sammo, a multi-talented blues artist, spent years working on his new release, “Vagabondage.” more
The Unheard Third is CSSNY’s annual survey of the poorest third of New York City. more
This is the program for the Cornerstone Awards, JFSJ’s annual event honoring young Jewish leaders working for social justice. more
Hazan & Co. designed Gradspot.com’s entire first book, “Gradspot.com’s Guide to Life After College.” more