Nonprofits are important advocates on issues critical to every community, but sometimes the rules and regulations of advocacy can be barriers to entry. In Rules of the Game, Bolder Advocacy attorneys use real examples to demystify these laws to help 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) nonprofits be bolder advocates, whether holding elected officials accountable, educating candidates, engaging voters, or lobbying for policy change.
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Funding Voter Registration
In continuing the National Voter Registration Day celebrations, we're revisiting a segment of our foundation myth bustin...
Voter Registration Revisited
With National Voter Registration Day around the corner, there’s no time like the present for nonprofits to develop a ...
Evaluating Advocacy
A conversation on how to leverage evaluation tools to advance nonprofits into effective advocates, focusing on holistic ...
Advocacy in Action: People’s Parity Project
Feat. special guest, Molly Coleman, on all things PPP - from grassroots origins, nationwide presence, and bold strategie...
Sports and Tax Exemption
From amateur athletics, to professional sports leagues, to this newish thing called NIL that allows collegiate athletes ...
Fiscal Sponsorships
On this episode, we chat about the different types of fiscal sponsorships, helpful tips, and things to consider. ...
Ask Us Anything
On this episode, we turn to YOUR questions - from how nonprofits can speak up about the actions of elected officials, to...
An Introduction to PACs
With elections always around the corner, many listeners may wonder whether their advocacy organization needs a PAC. In t...
Resignation Advocacy
How to advocate for resignation when a problematic public official, such as Clarence Thomas, needs to step down now. ...