After national tragedies, we often see an outpouring of support in the forms of donations and volunteer efforts.
And that’s a beautiful thing; humans empathize, feel the pain of others, and want to do whatever they can to alleviate that pain.
The potential problem with that is that often, while the underlying problems that cause these national tragedies are ongoing, the efforts to address them end up being short-lasting.
So how can we use the momentum we feel today to create long-lasting action that doesn’t burn us out? Here are some tips
