Seven Things Foundations Can Do to Shape Public Debate in the NYC Election Season

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Laura Wolff, Senior Program Officer at the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, offers her suggestions on how funders can promote important issues to political candidates during the upcoming election season.

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