The Cycle of Engagement Webinar Recording

How can we be more effective in getting people off the sidelines to engage and participate, and even more importantly, keeping people engaged over the long haul?

Sarah Sullivan from Think Of Us and Chris Scott from Alloy share about the Cycle of Engagement, a framework they developed while at The New Data Project for understanding the stages of how Americans engage in civic life today. Tune in for an overview of the framework and lessons learned that present some exciting implications for the work of helping people to stay engaged.

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