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INDEX

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Aaker, Jennifer, 165

accountability, and obstacles, 213–18

Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act of 2013, 106–7, 234

Albertine, Carey, 97–98

Ali, Muhammad, 194

Allegedly (film), 95

Amazon, 16, 103

Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, 24, 106

A Mighty Girl, 10

Amnesty International, 87

appreciations exercise, 162–63

Arab Spring movement, 15

Aslan, Özgecan, 125–27

Ategeka, Chris, 60–63

Bachner, Sarah, 136

Bagdonas, Naomi, 165

BetterBack, 71–72

Bezos, Jeff, 170

Bieber, Justin, 93

Biles, Simone, 194

Black, Derek, 186–90

Black, Don, 186

Blackfish (documentary), 109

Black Lives Matter movement, 15

Blanchard, Ken, 190–91

Book of Odds, The, 204

Boy Scouts of America (BSA), 89–92

brand marketing, 102–3

brand relationships, 17, 70–71, 93–95

Breakthrough, 134–36, 219, 221

Brewer, Jake, 229–30

Broadbent Institute, 14

brominated vegetable oil (BVO), 36–41

Brooks, Alison Wood, 142–43

Brown, Brené, 151, 160

Brown, Gordon, 87–88

Brumfitt, Taryn, 232–33

Buchanan, Brooke, 229–30

Calvert, Luanne, 92–95, 114

Canadian currency portraits, 172–73

Cardenas, Jennifer, 72–75, 148

Carter, David, 23–24

Center’d, 205–8

Center for Science in the Public Interest, 38

Center for Theory of Change, 65, 67

Chambliss, Noland, 183

Change.org

“Assume the Best,” 159

“Bear Hug” approach to criticism, 183–85, 228

business model shift of, 191–92

destigmatizing failure at, 203–4

and Jennifer Dulski, 12–14, 23, 32, 44, 108, 128, 151, 161, 184, 191–94, 230

empowerment metrics at, 131–32

leadership of, 12–14, 19, 23, 86, 228–29

mission of, 54

motivating team members at, 128, 131–32, 161

and 90/10 decision making, 136–37

and Old Navy, 110

Ben Rattray as founder of, 32, 159

and Theory of Change, 64–65

vision of, 54, 64

and Women Helping Others Achieve, 141–42

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, 14

Chastain, Brandi, 97

Chu, Jon, 93–94

civil rights movement, 15, 23

coaching, 190–94

Coca-Cola, 39

Collins, Dave, 227

community, and motivation, 147–49

compassion, 159–61

“Compliance without Pressure” study, 15

Cornell University, 27, 30, 190

Corporate Culture and Performance (Kotter and Heskett), 17

Coryton, Laura, 112–14

crew. See rowing

Crisis Action, 86–87

criticism

“Bear Hug” approach to, 183–85, 228

as constructive feedback, 170, 174, 190–91, 194

and fight-or-flight reaction, 170–71

as inherent to movements, 165, 169–70, 176

and opportunity, 179–80

trolling by haters, 170–76, 186, 190

using critics’ expertise for advice, 180–83

using positive energy to overcome, 171–73

Curry, Stephen, 194

DailyCandy (blog), 68, 219

David and Goliath (Gladwell), 81–82

The Dealmap, 140–41, 199, 208–10

decision logs, 138

decision-makers

and acceptance, 108, 111–12

collaborative vs. confrontational approach to, 79–84, 88–89, 116

and denial, 108–9

and embracing requests, 108, 112–14

and empowerment, 108, 114

five stages of engagement, 108–16

identifying, 84–86, 93–94

ladder of engagement technique, 16, 115

and listening, 108–11

making agreement easy for, 98–101

as movement builders, 115–16

persuasive power of data to, 104–5

and power mapping, 89–92

and Theory of Change, 64–65

and trust, 137

understanding motivations of, 86–88

and vision, 14

willingness to ask for help from, 97–98

Desmond, Viola, 173

Diaz, Julio, 183–84

Dickman, Kate Gamble, 160–61

diversity, 138–41

doctors. See health care

Dodson, David, 200

domestic violence survivors, 65–67

Down Syndrome Association of Northern Virginia, 106

The Dr. Oz Show (TV show), 38, 40

Drybar, 47–50, 67, 219–21

Duke, David, 187

Dulski, Emma, 45, 156–58

Dulski, Jennifer

brain tumor of, 222–25

and Breakthrough, 134–35, 219, 221

Change.org experience of, 12–14, 23, 32, 44, 108, 128, 151, 161, 184, 191–94, 230

as coxswain, 27–30, 120, 149–50, 164

daughter’s head injury, 155–58, 221

and The Dealmap, 140–41, 199, 208–9

and diversity, 139–41

as entrepreneur, 204–10

and Facebook, 147–48

and gender discrimination in college sports, 27–29

on overcoming fears, 41–47

relationship with father, 146–47

relationship with mother, 33–35

and Rocky moments, 201–2

on work/life intertwining, 153–55, 158

and Yahoo!, 19, 101–5, 120, 123, 156, 204, 208, 222

Dulski, Len, 139–40, 156–57, 221–22, 225

Dulski, Rachel, 45

Dweck, Carol, 226–27

Easy-Bake Oven, 174–76

eBay, 128

Edison, Thomas, 203

El-Amine, Sara, 14, 30–31

The Ellen DeGeneres Show (TV show), 94

Embrace (Brumfitt), 233

employee retention, 17

empowering, 108, 114

#EndTamponTax, 112

energy drinks, 36–37

entrepreneurship

and Jennifer Dulski, 204–10

and failure, 204

and movements, 19

and obstacles, 213–16

and overcoming fears, 46

European Union (EU), 86–88

Everybody’s Got Something (Roberts), 154–55

expectations, and personal growth, 132–38

EY Beacon Institute, 17

Facebook

and business ideas as movements, 16

and Drybar, 50

and Groups, 4–5, 73–74, 147–48

and Hurricane Harvey, 73–74

and ladder of engagement technique, 15

motivation of team members at, 128

and Yellowberry, 68

Facebook Connect, 206

failure, 41

festival of, 202–4

Fake, Caterina, 148

Fatdoor, 205, 207

Feal, John, 151–53

FealGood Foundation, 152

fear

author’s efforts to overcome, 42–45

and entrepreneurship, 46

inhibiting action for social change, 41–42, 46–47

feedback

and criticism, 169–70, 174, 181, 190–91, 194

and motivation, 120, 149–50

from supporters, 174

50/50 (film), 24

fight-or-flight response, 170–71

Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 202

Five Stages of Engagement, 108

acceptance, 111

denial, 108

embracing, 112

empowering, 114

listening, 109

Folkman, Joseph, 133–34

Forbes, 10, 11, 71–72

Forte, Steve, 94

Forster, Merna, 172–73

Fortune, 229

Foundr, 70–71

Fraser, Scott, 15

Freedman, Jonathan, 15

Frontiers in Psychology, 227

Fundamental Attribution Error, 159–60

Gandhi, Mohandas, 80

Ganz, Marshall, 55

See also storytelling

Gap Inc., 110–11, 209

Gatorade, 36–38

gay rights movement, 23–24

and BSA’s ban on gay membership, 89–92

gender equality

and author’s mother, 34

on Canadian currency portraits, 172–73

in college sports, 27–29

and Easy-Bake Oven, 174–76

and female political leadership, 24

rape culture, 95–96

and storytelling, 56

taxes on women’s products, 112–14

violence against women, 125–27

Gino, Francesca, 142–43

GLAAD, 89

Gladwell, Malcolm, 81–82, 224

goals

and accountability, 216–18

and Horizon Conversation, 144

and Theory of Change, 63–64

and vision, 54

Goldin, Kara, 176–80

Good Morning America, 110, 154

Google

acquisition of The Dealmap, 209–10

brand marketing by, 103

and business ideas as movements, 16

and Luanne Calvert, 92

and decision logs, 138

garage beginning of, 219

and Health Access Corps, 63

psychological safety at, 146

and Yahoo! Search, 101

Grant, Adam, 131

Grassell, Megan, 8–13, 19, 53–54, 68

Greensboro Four, 23

Gretzky, Wayne, 224

Grimmer, Neil, 6–8, 11–13, 19, 53–54, 127–30

Groupon, 208–9

Guardian, 228

Gündüz, Erdem, 25–26

Habit, 129–30

Hamm, Mia, 97

Hanrahan, David, 143

Harris, Bill, 205

Harvard Business Review, 133–34, 226

Harvard Business Review Analytics, 17

Hasbro, 174–75

hate groups, 81, 186–90

Health Access Corps, 62–63

health care, 60–63

Heitler, Josh, 48–49

Heskett, James, 17

Hill, Tessa, 95–96

Hint Water, 177–80

Hoffman, Reid, 17

Hood, Dr. Leroy, 130

hope, and movement starters, 18–20

Horizon Conversation technique, 143–44

hospitals. See health care

Huffington Post, 10, 95, 110

Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index, 90

humor, 164–65

Hunt, Hank, 57–59

Hunt, Kari, 57–59

Hurricane Harvey, 73–75, 148

In This Together Media, 97

influence mapping. See power mapping.

influencers, 68–72

Influencive, 70

Jackson, Bo, 152

Jepsen, Carly Rae, 91

Jepsen, Mary Lou, 180–83

Joffe-Walt, Benjamin, 185, 228–30

Johnson, Tana, 7

Jordan, Michael, 191

Kari’s Law, 59

Kavanagh, Sarah, 36–41

Kickstarter, 9–10, 16, 71

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 80–81

Kotter, John, 17

Krug, Katherine, 71–72

ladder of engagement technique, 15–16, 115

Landau, Michael, 47–49, 219–21

leadership

and compassion, 159–60

and facing obstacles, 200, 230

and gender inequality in college sports, 27

and hope, 18–19

management compared to, 12, 20

mind-sets of, 227

and motivation, 119–24

Thread, 11-12

using humor to build trust, 164–65

LGBTQ rights. See gay rights movement

lifelines exercise, 162

life/work intertwining, 153–55, 158

LinkedIn, 17, 101, 111–12

Liswood, Laura, 24

Little Passports, 213–16

Loofbourrow, Lois, 136

Lu, Qi, 101–2

Lyons, Shanna, 73–74

Ma, Stella, 213–16

Ma, Yo-Yo, 224

McCarthy, Neil, 227

MacNamara, Aine, 227

managers, movement starters/leaders compared to, 12, 20

Mandela, Nelson, 23, 186

marriage equality movement, 15

Marriott International Corporation, 59

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, 124

Matthews, Dr. Gail, 216–17

medical care. See health care

Melendez, Michelle, 141–42

Metro Morning (CBC), 96

Microsoft, 101, 140, 205, 209

Mindset (Dweck), 226

mind-sets, 226–27

mission statements, 54

Montana, Joe, 191, 194

Morneau, Bill, 173

Morrison, Bonnie, 32, 35

Morrison, Denise, 8

Mortensen, Gemma, 86–88, 89

Most Respectful Interpretation (MRI), 160

motivation

of decision-makers, 86–88

and humor, 164–65

and personal connection, 123–24, 146–50, 161–64

and personal growth, 123, 132–46

and progress tracking, 130–32

and purpose, 123, 125–30

of team members and supporters, 119–24

and vulnerability, 150–53

Motivational Pie Chart, 121–24

movements

business ideas as, 16–18

and common purpose, 11–12, 31, 36, 53–54, 56, 125

expecting obstacles to, 197–99

finding initial supporters for, 19–20, 38, 65, 67–68, 74, 116

and hard work, 218–19

importance of vision when starting, 53–56, 63, 75, 116

and inspiration, 231–37

motivating supporters of, 119–20

and patience, 105–7

started by ordinary people, 23, 31–36, 50

Myanmar, 86–88

National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS), 106–7, 234

National Public Radio (NPR), 62, 96, 155, 183–84

negativity bias, 170–71

Newman’s Own Foundation, 63

New Yorker, 81, 224

New York magazine, 109

New York Times, 171, 189

Nguyen, Amanda, 98–101, 211–13, 233–34

Nike, 5–6

9/11 terrorist attacks, 151–53

911 emergency calls, 58–59, 61

90/10 decision-making, 136–38

nonviolence, 80–81

Norman, Amy, 213–16

Obama, Barack, 14

Oberfield, Bill, 103

objectives. See goals

obstacles

and accountability, 213–18

and assistance from allies, 210–13

and The Dealmap, 209

finding “fun” in crises, 229–30

as inherent to movements, 197–99

and leadership, 14, 200, 230

management of, 19–20

and resilient problem-solving, 225–28

to taking action for social change, 31–33

and vision, 54

Old Navy, 110–11

O’Loughlin, Sheryl, 7

One Laptop per Child, 181–83

Op den Kamp, Deb, 42

Organizing for Action, 14

Ottowa Progress Summit (2016), 14

Özgecan’s Law, 125–27

Pacific Rowing Club, 27

Parks, Rosa, 23

patience, 105–7

Pepsi, 37–39

performance, and purpose, 17

personal connection, and motivation, 123–24, 146–50, 161–64

personal growth

and diversity, 138–41

and high expectations, 132–38

Horizon Conversation technique, 143–44

and motivation, 123, 132–46

and seeking advice, 141–43

persuasion, and purpose, 12–15, 20

Plum Organics, 7–8, 16, 115, 127, 129

Pope, Gavin, 174–75

Pope, McKenna, 174–76

Posey, Renee, 110–11

Power 10, 145

power mapping, 89–92

privileged status, and taking action for social change, 31–33

productivity, and purpose, 17

Project Superwomen, 65

psychological safety, 146

public benefit corporations (PBCs), 8, 16

public narrative. See storytelling

purpose

and business success, 16–18

of Change.org, 128

and community, 147–49

and motivation, 123, 125–30

and movements, 11–12, 31, 36, 53–54, 56, 125

overcoming power inequalities, 36–41

and Theory of Change, 63

Pygmalion Effect, 132–33

racial discrimination, 32, 186–90

Rao, Saira, 97–98

rape culture, 95–96

See also gender equality; sexual assault

Rattray, Ben, 32, 159

relationships, and motivation, 146–47

respect, and motivation, 149–51

Rides for Lives, 61

Rise, 98–100, 212

Roberts, Robin, 154–55, 210

Rockwell, Paul, 112

Rocky Moments, 201–2

Roosevelt, Eleanor, 176

Rosenthal, Robert, 133

Rostom, Manal, 3–6, 11–13, 19

rowing, 27–30, 145, 149, 164

Ryan, Sarah, 141–42

Rybkovskaya, Olga, 210–11

Salur, Gözde, 125–27

same-sex marriage, 92

Saslow, Eli, 186–88

School for International Training (SIT), 43

Schwartz, Tony, 171

Scientific American, 36–37

sex education, 95–96

sexism. See gender equality

sexual assault

laws concerning, 100–101, 125–27, 211, 213

and LinkedIn’s blocking feature, 111–12

and rape culture, 95

and Rise, 98–100, 212

See also gender equality

Sexual Assault Survivors’ Rights Act, 100–101, 213

Shlain, Tiffany, 24

SkinnyMe Tea, 70

Silbermann, Ben, 199

Sivers, Derek, 67–68

small actions, 15–16, 18, 24–25, 30, 172

Soccer Sisters book series, 97

social change

factors inhibiting taking action, 31–33, 35, 41–42, 46–47

and movement starters, 14

power of small actions, 15–16, 18, 24–25, 30, 172

and Theory of Change, 63–67

social organizing

David versus Goliath paradigm, 79, 81–82, 84, 86

ladder of engagement technique, 15–16

and persuading decision-makers, 79–84

Social Proof, and influencers, 71

Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), 188

Standing Man protest, 25–26

Steinem, Gloria, 23

Step Up 2 (film), 93

Stevenson, Matthew, 187–89

storytelling, 54–59, 65, 162

and Marshall Ganz, 55

story of now, 55

story of self, 55

story of us, 55

Summerbridge. See Breakthrough

Summitt, Pat, 210

supporters

and accomplishing goals, 217–18

and dealing with criticism, 171–74

finding initial supporters, 19–20, 38, 65, 67–68, 74, 116

motivating, 119–24

and storytelling, 55, 65

See also team members

Surviving Hijab Facebook group, 4–6

TaskRabbit, 16

team members

advantages of diverse teams, 138–41

burnout of, 145–46

and compassionate leadership, 159–61

and Horizon Conversation, 143–44

letting team members go, 192–94

and seeking advice, 141–43

understanding motivations of, 119–24

using humor to motivate, 164–65

using measurements of progress to motivate, 130–32

using growth to motivate, 132–38

using personal connection to motivate, 123–24, 146–50, 161–64

using purpose to motivate, 123, 125–30

using vulnerability to motivate, 150–53

and work/life intertwining, 153–55

See also supporters

Telegraph, 228

Tesco, 113–14

The Business Case for Purpose report, 17

Theory of Change, 63–67, 84, 116, 131, 143

Thota, Chandu, 205

Thunderclap influence technique, 70–72

Timberlake, Justin, 165

Time magazine, 10

Today (TV show), 38, 97

Toronto Star, 96

Trades Union Congress, 87

Trendsetters, and influencers, 71

Trump, Donald, 189

trust

and compassion, 159

and decision-making, 137

and life/work intertwining, 155

and motivation, 120, 123, 133–35

and personal connections, 146, 149–50, 162

using humor to build, 164–65

twitter bombing, 79

Tyrrell, Jennifer, 89–90

UN Foundation Council of Women World Leaders, 24

United Farm Workers, 55

United Nations Foundation, 63

United Nations Security Council (UNSC), 86–88

Valente, Lia, 95–96

van Riel, Gretta Rose, 69–72

violence against women, 125–27

See also sexual assault

Virgin America airlines, 92–95, 114–15

vision

and leadership, 14

and motivation, 124

and starting movements, 53–56, 63, 75, 116

and storytelling, 54–59

and strategy, 60–63

and Theory of Change, 63–64, 67

vision statements, 54

vulnerability, 150–53

Washington Post, 186–88

Wayne, John, 152

Webb, Alli, 47–50, 67, 68, 219–20

Webb, Cam, 48–49

Webby Awards, 24

Weiner, Jeff, 101

Weir, Sara, 106–7, 235

white supremacy, 186–90

Whole Foods, 178–79, 229

Williams, Serena, 191

Wilson, Charlie, 224

Wolff, Sara, 106–7, 234–35

Women Helping Others Achieve (WHOA), 141–42

Woolf, Tom, 5

work/life intertwining, 153–55, 158

Wynne, Kathleen, 96

Yahoo!

and Luanne Calvert, 92

and Jennifer Dulski, 19, 101–5, 120, 123, 156, 204, 208, 222

Yahoo! Search, 101–5

Yellowberry, 8–11, 68

Young, Steve, 191

YouTube, 95

Zadroga, James, 152

Zadroga Act, 152–53

Zenger, Jack, 133–34

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