Tag Archives: Social Impact Studios
#ArtsEdNow: Creating a Campaign… Together
September 12, 2016It’s always exciting to work on a new campaign. The energy of a powerful idea mixed with the spirit of dedicated advocates can spark creativity that makes promoting important social issues thrilling. At Social Impact Studios, we’ve helped craft … Continue reading
Public Image Works: On Cupcakes and Community
December 28, 2015Two things to know about me: I love cupcakes, and I enjoy celebrating birthdays, other people’s and my own. This year, I wanted to mark my birthday with a fun way to connect with my community in a fun way. … Continue reading
What the Mad Men Finale Tells Us About Advertising, Storytelling and Dominant Social Power
May 21, 2015(SPOILER ALERT: If you’re still catching up with Mad Men and haven’t seen the series finale, don’t read this!) The reactions to the Mad Men series finale make for interesting social commentary. Not just because more people seem to have impassioned … Continue reading
Celebrating Creative Abundance
July 15, 2013One of the things I like most about being an Advisory Board member and partner of Creative NJ is the opportunity to explore big ideas that can make a direct impact on our everyday lives, communities and society. One recent … Continue reading
Tell Me A Story
May 20, 2013Last Friday, I had the honor of escorting my 9-year-old daughter and 75 of her closest 3rd-grade peers on a field trip in historic Philadelphia. It was a beautiful day, so I was looking forward to the adventure. But, to … Continue reading
Why Public Image Works: Part 2
July 31, 2012(Part 2 of a two-part series) Yesterday, we introduced a discussion of a common problem in the nonprofit sector: how do you make the time to communicate about your work in a meaningful way? How do you promote your organization … Continue reading
Why Public Image Works
July 30, 2012(Part 1 of a two-part series) You have a pretty ambitious mission. Your organization might be trying to save precious natural treasures, present the best quality performances or mobilize youth in urban areas to invigorate their communities – or some … Continue reading
Your Distinguished Identity
February 27, 2012By Wendy Liscow Program Officer I can’t think of a single nonprofit organization that has not undergone some sort of institutional transformation since the economic downturn. That is, if they wanted to survive. Nonprofits had to not only be fiscally … Continue reading