Population Health in Global Crises with Dan Lord of Crossover Health
“People don’t react to just numbers on a page. The only way that comes to life is if we can tell the story around it—tell the actual patient experience with interfacing with our health care. When you have that type of a message and that type of a story, people absolutely jump on board. That’s how you can create change.” —Dan Lord, Director of Clinical Programs at Crossover Health
Black Lives Matter to Innovation
In this special episode of Untold Stories of Innovation, we wanted to highlight the voices of Black innovators. This sizzle reel features quotes from previous interviewees who share the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion to innovation. We believe it’s important to amplify Black voices in innovation and to increase the amount of venture capital granted to innovators of color. Once you hear these highlights, we encourage you to listen to each interviewee’s full episode to get the full context of their innovative work.
8 Tips to Find & Win Government Contracts
Propel your public sector growth with our fundamental advice for small businesses to find and win government contracting work.
How to Write a Capability Statement
Propel your small business’ public sector growth and land dream federal contracts with a Capability Statement that showcases your company’s capabilities.
A Guide to Storytelling for Organizational Change
For organizations committed to continuous improvement, stories are key to creating and sustaining organizational change.
Engage Communities through Group Poems
Build connection and deep listening by writing a group poem.
Research Consent Form Template
If you are conducting interviews, making observations, or hosting focus groups as part of a research study or communications strategy, you must obtain written consent from people whose words you’d like to publish. Even if you create a fake name or pseudonym for the person you are quoting, you still need their permission to do […]
Composing in Film
The weekend of Oct. 3-Oct.5th, 2009 was incredibly draining, fun, and fulfilling. Fellow English graduate student, Heather Trahan, and I created the following video in response to readings in our Topics in Composition course:
Reflections on Rhetorical Grammar
A reflection on an article that suggests grammar be incorporated into conversions about content through a focus on style.
