Impact Archive
Amy Walter Looks to 2020 and Capitol Hill’s Love/Hate for Social Media.
Are Democratic hopefuls misreading the public’s mood? Could they buck the odds and defeat an incumbent president?
We’ve got new research that shows where staffers turn for trusted information, how they think the media affects political discourse and which advocacy strategies work best.
If you’re focusing on the presidential race, you’re missing half the story of 2020. Nathan Gonzales explains why down-ballot elections could shape Congress for years to come.
Don’t take the bait. Read on for insight on becoming more strategic about responding to criticism.
What happens when your passion becomes an addiction? Author Brad Stulberg discusses the darker side of fiercely pursuing the activities and interests that make us feel alive.
Follow MacGregor’s career from the Navy to grassroots strategy. He shares lessons in having tough conversations and the importance of personal relationships in advocacy.
Why you need to cut “workspeak” from your writing. And you might not have heard the annoying word of the month yet, but it could be coming to your city.
In his new monthly column, Nathan Gonzales of Inside Elections, a senior political analyst for the Council, looks at the most contentious battleground states up and down the ballot.
