144. Bringing a Collectivist Spirit to Nonpartisan Volunteer Work with Britt Hogue

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In this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast, Tobi is joined by the Founder of the Collective Good, Britt Hogue. The pair discuss the importance of bringing a collectivist spirit to nonpartisan volunteer work, especially in divisive politics.

Britt shares her experience in organizing intergenerational conversations, and provides practical strategies for managing volunteer conflict, encouraging proactive community building, and integrating collective approaches into volunteer engagement. The discussion emphasizes the value of creating meaningful connections among volunteers and investing in relationship-building to enhance organizational resilience and impact.

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