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Leah Davis

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As seen in: Medium, Bridge Michigan, Public Finance (magazine), Alliance Magazine, New Philanthropy Capital, No Proscenium, Good Faith Media
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Preaching Together Might Heal Us

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By Leah Davis
| Good Faith Media
On a recent Sunday, I confessed to my suburban Washington, D.C. congregation something I had never done before in nearly 20 years of preaching and pastoring: I scrapped the previously written sermon and started over on Saturday night. Sure, I have altered sermons the night before or morning of, but I had never stared at a blank screen this close to preaching time. Why?
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What does the rise of Reform UK mean for the impact sector? 6 things you need to know.

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By James W. Somerville, Leah Davis, Joseph Barnsley
| New Philanthropy Capital
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK are on the rise. Recent local elections saw the party gain almost exactly as many council seats as the Conservatives lost. They now control 10 councils in areas the Conservatives traditionally dominate. What does this mean for the impact sector? This is a question we need to be asking now for the years ahead, not just when the next General Election rolls around.
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The Power of Plastic Parody (REVIEW)

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By Leah Davis
| No Proscenium Verified
Giant yellow signs wink at you from the third floor of an industrial building. They look familiar, but look closer. These aren't ads for Cap'n Crunch; they're hawking a plastic trash parody of the cereal - Caps'n Such. Cheerful red and yellow lettering (Thank You for Shopping!) lets you know that you're approaching a grocery store. Probably. The Plastic Bag Store at MASS MoCA is a clever and impactful immersive installation.
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