Principles

This fall I attended the New Hampshire Center for NonProfits Leadership Summit. Robert Egger, founder of the L.A. Kitchen [update: closed in November 2018] was the keynote speaker. Egger covered a lot of ground in a short speech, from his theory of action to the potential for nonprofits to work together to solve all of […]

One of the cornerstones of democratic decision-making is the free flow of information. In any state, town, business or organization that aspires to be a democracy, there must be the opportunity for constituents to educate themselves in order to make informed decisions. Even in organizations where the power to make decisions is concentrated to a

Here at Action Circles we do our best to use the Action Circles model in all of our work. Like everyone else, there are times that we are great at practicing what we preach, and sometimes we could do better. When this happens, we try not to spend time discussing who or what to blame,