that, in fact, there's a book that i recommend to folks if you're interested by david callahan called "fortunes of change." and it's an older book, i think it's 2008 or '9 published version. there's an updated copy, but what it goes through is that there's a fundamental demographic shift not just amongst millennials, but within the donor class itself. donors in tech, donors in science and research, donors on the west coast or in new york city who went to liberal universities, and they're hearing acs talks like this one in their most formative years. to me, that gives -- that's an example of one of the strategies that we should have, is how do we engage directly the donor class, particularly millennial donors. >> yeah. >> i would just say on the local level i think it is very, very specific. like, here in the district we have an affordable housing crisis. nobody on the council is very serious. they all care, i think they actually genuinely care, but we're not seeing the level of serious policy introduction that would actually change the problem, and it's partly because of the funding s

together with wealthy individuals such as talk about that valid - - abolished but i recommend by david callahan called fortunes of change. be older book is a publisher version the updated copy but there is a fundamental demographic shift within the donor class itself. donors on the west coast or in is in new york city. in and they have talks like this in their most formative years so that is an example of one of the strategies we should have with the donor class in particular with millenials. >> on the local level i think it is very specific with an affordable housing crisis nobody is very serious. they genuinely care but we don't see that level of serious policy introduction to change the up problem because of the funding system locally proposal that matters deeply with the beating edge of gentrification of the district that is across the river so there's a lot of work to do their. that coalition is already a diverse group. were to have as many communications as possible. as mary tried to go in the dropped one negative democracy movement this spring naacp and other groups and they had 5,000 pe

there's a book that i recommend to folks if you're interested by by david callahan. it's an older book, i think it's 2008 or '09. but what it goes through tlrks's a fundamental demographic shift, not just among millennials but within the donor class. donors who went to liberal universities and thigh ear acs man talks like this one. to me, that's an example of one of the strategies we should have, is how do we engage directly the donor class, particularly, millennial donors? i will say on the local level i think it is very very specific, here in the direct we have an aaffordable housing crisis. i think they all clear. they love the serious policy sblo duction that would actually change the problem and it's partly because of the funding system here locally. that's an issue that matters deeply. the bleeding edge of the justification. it's worth 798 akosz the rivecr. thankfully the dc elections coalition is already a pretty diverse group. dc fair budget which represents a lot of the service organizations, but also people's organizations in the district has been a partner

in fact, there's a book i recommend to folks if you're interested by david callahan called "fortunes of change." it's an older book. i think it's 2008, '9published version, a new updated version. what it goes through fund mental demographic flip not just millennials but donner class. donors in science and research, donors on the west coast, new york city who went to liberal universities and they are seeing acs like this one in formative years. to me, that's an example of one of the strategies we should have, how do we engage directly the donner class, particularly millennial donors. >> i will just say on a local level, i think it is very, very specific. like here in the district we have an affordable housing crisis. nobody in the council is very serious. they all care. i think they actually genuinely care. we're not seeing the level of serious policy introduction that would actually change the problem, partly because of the funding system locally. that's an issue that really matters deeply. the bleeding age of gentrification in the district is the most african-american part of the di

success there that, in fact, there is a book that i recommend to folks if you're interested by david callahan called "fortunes of change" and it's an older book, i think it's 2008 or '9 published version, there is an updated copy, but what it goes through is that there's a fundamental demographic shift not just amongst millennials but within the donor class itself, donors in tech, donors in science and research, dee northwest on the west coast or new york city who went to liberal units and they are hearing acs have talks like this one. so to me that gives -- that's an example of one of the strategies we should have is how do we engage directly the donor class particularly millennial donors. >> i would just say on the local level i think it is very, very specific, here in the district we have an affordable housing crisis, nobody on the council is very serious, they all care, but we are not seeing the level of serious policy discussion that would change the problem and it's part of the funding system locally. the bleeding edge of gentrification in the district is the most african-american part

there's a book that i recommend to folks if you're interested by by david callahan. it's an older book, i think it's 2008 or '09. but what it goes through tlrks's a fundamental demographic shift, not just among millennials but within the donor class. donors who went to liberal universities and thigh ear acs man talks like this one. to me, that's an example of one of the strategies we should have, is how do we engage directly the donor class, particularly, millennial donors? i will say on the local level i think it is very very specific, here in the direct we have an aaffordable housing crisis. i think they all clear. they love the serious policy sblo duction that would actually change the problem and it's partly because of the funding system here locally. that's an issue that matters deeply. the bleeding edge of the justification. it's worth 798 akosz the rivecr. thankfully the dc elections coalition is already a pretty diverse group. dc fair budget which represents a lot of the service organizations, but also people's organizations in the district has been a partner