How to Win a Campaign

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 JusticeJewish JusticeOrganizational CultureGiving GuideCheck out some of Abby's recommendations:Books:Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger (Soraya Chemaly)Podcast: Good Hang with Amy PoehlerTV:The Pitt (HBO Max)Connect with The Campaign Workshop on Instagram or LinkedIn.Presented by The Campaign Workshop.

This week, Fran (Hutch) Hutchins shares their journey from growing up in Alabama to becoming a key figure in LGBTQ+ advocacy. They discuss their work with the Equality Federation, the importance of grassroots organizing, and the challenges of sustaining motivation in long-term activism. Hutch emphasizes the significance of community support, personal resilience, and strategic planning in driving social change. The conversation also touches on the role of hope, the impact of movement history, and the need for inclusive leadership.Guest information:You can connect with Hutch on LinkedIn.Learn more about the Equality Federation by visiting their website, or you can check them out on Instagram and LinkedIn.Check out some of Hutch's recommendations:Books:Let the Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993 (Sarah Schulman)Connect with The Campaign Workshop on Instagram or LinkedIn.Presented by The Campaign Workshop.

We're offline for a much-needed holiday break for the next two weeks. How to Win a Campaign will be back with another full episode on January 7, 2026. The Campaign Workshop is raising money this holiday season for Feeding America. Together, we can make a meaningful impact by supporting our neighbors facing hunger and their ability to gain equitable access to food. With supporters like you, we can achieve food security in America and feed what matters.Connect with The Campaign Workshop on Instagram or LinkedIn.Presented by The Campaign Workshop.

This week, Martín sits down with Stacey McAuliffe from the Management Center to tackle one of the toughest challenges facing organizations today: navigating budget cuts and potential layoffs. Stacey shares her thoughts on maintaining humanity and integrity during these difficult times, offering practical advice for leaders to manage tough conversations while supporting their teams. Whether you're a seasoned leader or new to management, this episode provides valuable insights to help you lead with confidence and compassion.Guest Information:Stacy McAuliffe, The Management CenterYou can also check out The Management Center on Instagram and LinkedIn.For toolkits and resources mentioned in this episode, check out:Layoffs Toolkit for LeadersRe-Division of Labor WorksheetLayoff Script Sample & TemplateStacy's book recommendation:Sea Wife (Amity Gaige)Connect with The Campaign Workshop on Instagram or LinkedIn.Presented by The Campaign Workshop.

This week, Joe talks with Olivia Hill, who shares her journey as the first trans woman elected in Tennessee. She discusses the challenges she faced, how her passion for improving infrastructure helped her stay focused, and how she continues to bridge divides in an effort to make Nashville a better place to live. Guest Information:Olivia Hill, Council Member at-Large, Nashville Metro CouncilYou can connect with Olivia on LinkedIn.Connect with The Campaign Workshop on Instagram or LinkedIn.Presented by The Campaign Workshop.