When it comes to supporting client’s whose mission, if accomplished, would make the world a better place, strategy has shifted over the years. The divisive nature of politics today requires much stricter demands for how we can effectively create tools for clients who do advocacy work. Now more than ever, the tools you create must lay the groundwork for your audience to understand an issue before you start advocating for change.
This work demands more transparency and nuance than ever, but that’s not a bad thing. The struggle lies in the strategy needed to help clients walk the tightrope between advocacy and lobbying, and crafting messages that remain true to the client’s mission and spirit without opening them up to a maelstrom of vitriol. In this episode, we talk about the ways the culture surrounding advocacy work has changed over the years, and the ways we've adjusted our work to meet these demands.
Thanksgiving Mimosa
Thanksgiving Mimosa
Ingredients
- Cranberry juice
- Apple cider
- Brut champagne
- Apple slices (optional, for garnish)
- Rosemary (optional, for garnish)
Preparation
- Fill a champagne flute 1/3 of the way with Brut champagne.
- Pour in 1/3 cranberry juice.
- Top with 1/3 apple cider. Apple cider is tastier than using Apple juice because it includes fall spices.
- Tip: This recipe calls for equal parts champagne and fruit juices. If you want a slightly stronger mimosa, cut back on each part juice so you can fit in a little more champagne.