Change Agent
The annual print journal for social sector communicators.
Change Agent, a first-of-its-kind publication, is The Communication Network’s annual print journal for social sector communicators, mailed directly to our members. It curates the ideas, thoughts, and lessons learned of the most influential voices in the field in a beautifully designed, easy-to-digest way.
Each issue addresses the big questions facing communicators in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape: How do we harness innovations in communications to drive the causes we care about? How do we build upon the existing knowledge in our field, share best practices, and exchange ideas? With Change Agent, we seek to spark new ideas in support of the essential truth that smart communications changes lives.
The journal delivers our members the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to excel in their work, serving as an evergreen guide or reference manual.
Authors featured include:
- The Rockefeller Foundation
- NPR
- World Wildlife Fund
- ONE
- Freedom to Marry
- IDEO.org
- Harvard Business Review
- The Pew Charitable Trusts
- StoryCorps
- Comedy Central
- And many more
The journal is a conversation starter that prompts discussions and ideas to help our audience do good, better.
Interested in authoring a piece? Never got your copy? Get in touch with us.
Winter/Spring 2015
Contributors: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, StoryCorps, NPR, Freedom to Marry, Pittsburgh Foundation, The New York Times (1)(2), Atlantic Media Strategies, Knight Foundation, Center for American Progress, Center for Digital Information
Summer/Fall 2015
Contributors: The Rockefeller Foundation, Council on Foundations, Comedy Central, ONE, IDEO.org, Next Generation, Barr Foundation, NPR, The Pew Charitable Trusts, Case Foundation, Nellie Mae Education Foundation, Harvard Business Review, Fenton
Winter/Spring 2016
Contributors: The New York Times, The Atlantic, Dr. Clarence B. Jones, Professor Aaron Belkin, World Wildlife Fund, Nielsen, No Boston Olympics, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, The History Factory
Summer/Fall 2016
Winter 2018
Contributors: The Rockefeller Foundation, Mission Magnified Consulting, World Wildlife Fund, Brookings Institution, The Goodman Center, FrameWorks Institute, Hattaway Communications, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, News Deeply and the National Storytelling Network