In our final regular episode of Season 5, Heather Booth returns to share more of her journey and insights into organizing and activism, as well as the need for love and joy in sustaining long-term activism. Joe and Heather discuss the challenges of staying organized and the importance of maintaining personal connections and joy in their work.

Guest Information:

You can connect with Heather on LinkedIn or on her website.

Check out some of Heather's recommendations:

Books:

• The Hard Work of Hope (Michael Ansara)
• Working 9 to 5: A Women's Movement, a Labor Union, and the Iconic Movie (Ellen Cassedy)

Movies

• The Janes (HBO Max)
• Freedom On My Mind (Vimeo)
• Salt of the Earth (Prime Video)
• Z (Criterion)
• Sinners (HBO Max)
• Heather Booth: Changing the World (Amazon)
  

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In this episode, Joe chats with Cheryl Contee about AI’s impact on nonprofits. Cheryl discusses her book, “AI for Nonprofits,” emphasizing the importance of using AI to enhance work and make a greater difference. She also addresses concerns about AI ethics and environmental impact, advocating for transparency and responsible use. If you’ve got questions about AI, this is the episode for you!

Guest Information:

You can connect with Cheryl on LinkedIn. You can check out Cheryl's book, AI for Nonprofits here.

Some of the websites and AI tools mentioned in Cheryl's interview include:

• Change Agent
• AI4NP
• NTEN
• There's An AI For That

Cheryl's recommendations:

TV:

• Star Trek (Paramount+ and other platforms)

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In this episode, Martín dives into the tricky world of keeping alliances strong in social justice movements with Abby Levine, formerly the Executive Director and now CEO of the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable. Abby shares advice on handling tough times, staying true to your values, and why building connections is key when working together, even when it feels like your allies are drifting.

Guest information:

You can connect with Abby on LinkedIn.

Learn more about the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable by visiting their website, or you can check them out on Instagram and LinkedIn.

The Jewish Social Justice Roundtable has many online resources to offer:

• Democracy and Freedom
• Racial Justice
• Jewish Justice
• Organizational Culture
• Giving Guide

Check out some of Abby's recommendations:

Books:

• Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger (Soraya Chemaly)

Podcast:

• Good Hang with Amy Poehler

TV:

• The Pitt (HBO Max)

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