Looking forward, onward, upward, and around the bend is what we do as Social Change Navigators. ‘Ideas in Motion’ is our blog about the journey and a place where we stop to reflect, grapple with the tough stuff, and talk about the bright spots.
Our Tomorrows Support: Tablet Touchscreen Fix
Dear Our Tomorrows Partners, Our team has made a push to ensure that all of our organizational partners, community champions, and citizen journalists have the resources they need to collect stories. We have recently become aware of a technical problem with the...
Our Tomorrows: Sharing Your Story to Help Build a Better Tomorrow
Learn why the Our Tomorrows Project is important and how we’re hoping to inform policy and programs across the country with what we learn.
An Introvert at the Communications Conference
Sean shares his experience attending the ComNet Conference in Miami, FL.
KEN-fabularryum
Jevan shares his experience working at Lawrence’s 2017 Festival of Making and Creativity, ConfabuLarryum.
The Juice is Worth the Squeeze: The Development of Lemonade for Life
Keil and Shabrie explain the process of the development of the Lemonade for Life training program.
Managing a Multi-State Project with a Cadre of Technology Tools
Learn about some of the technology tools we use to manage multi-state projects.
The office as a classroom: Why everyone should work like they are students
Megan describes her experience going back to get her PhD while working as a graduate research assistant.
From Navigating the System to Paving the Way for Change: The Transition from Direct Service to Policy Level Social Work
Ember Urbach describes the transition from direct service social work to policy-based social work.
Protective Factors Survey: It’s Not Too Late to Join!
Mallory Rousseau provides an update on the PFS-2 Field Test
Working as a Student at KU’S CPPR
Student workers share personal insights about working here at CPPR.
Geeking out at work. Bam. Pow. Zowee!
Discussion of work-life balance here at CPPR.
Protective Factors Survey Q&A
The most common questions from the field about the PFS and our revisions.