You want to build a world where we can all rise together -- where the pandemics of racism, environmental degradation, and economic injustice exist only as chapters in the history books. Our team can offer the tools and strategies you need to make your impact.
Whether you're launching a new effort or seeking to improve an established organization, Rise Together Strategies can make sure you have the people, plans, and power you need to change the world for the better.
Rise Together Strategies has decades of experience building powerful teams who have changed the world -- from guaranteeing health insurance access for millions to reforming racist prosecutors' offices to conserving critical natural habitats across the nation. We know how to build organizational systems and wield the power of organized people so that we can all rise together.
Brandon Dew and Jean Hill: How should the Utah Legislature spend billions in ARP funds? Listen to Utahns
https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/commentary/2021/05/18/brandon-dew-jean-hill-how/
Dominique De Biasio: How to spend CCSD's $845 million? Ask teachers, students, and parents
Luna Banuri, Scott B. Hayashi and Samuel L. Spector: In recovery from the pandemic, Utah must rise together https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/commentary/2021/04/02/commentary-recovery/
Feel Inspired, America: "Their nonpartisan effort, VoteEarly2020, is just one of many volunteer-driven projects responsible for the wild success of early voting this year."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/03/opinion/volunteers-election-2020.html
Wissam Tekarli: Clark County School District dragging its feet with virus relief money
Brandon Dew and TJ Ellerbeck: A way to put Utahns back to work while cleaning up our air; Congress should approve funding to cap Utah’s hundreds of orphan oil wells.
https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/commentary/2021/08/13/brandon-dew-tj-ellerbeck/
Ari Lipman is a veteran organizer, campaigner, and strategist who has led teams to enact changes improving the lives of millions of Americans across the country:
As a manager and leader of teams inside large national organizations, he has built out the infrastructure to run simultaneous campaigns that develop thousands of leaders to take action:
Ari graduated summa cum laude from Harvard College, and he received a Masters of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. While completing his studies, he directed a small homeless shelter for 23 men and women in Cambridge, MA. Ari is the recipient of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship and the "Unsung Progressive Hero" award from the Institute for America's Future. He has served on the boards of Freedom to Work and Vote Now 2020.