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Our work,
in action
From Doing it all
to doing what matters
When Reverend Dr. LaKeisha Cook fully stepped into the Executive Director role at the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy in 2024, she inherited a proud legacy of faith-based advocacy and a team committed to justice in Virginia. She also inherited a quieter, harder truth. Staff were stretched thin, and programs had multiplied over the years without anyone asking whether each one was still essential to the work.
Learn how Strategic Disruption facilitated the design of an organizational Theory of Change which shifted how the organization plans, partners, and protects its capacity. Click here to read the full story.
An Enduring Strategy for the natasha watley foundation
Strategic Disruption was hired by the Natasha Watley Foundation to facilitate a three day strategic planning process. The resulting 2025-2028 strategic plan focused on expanding community outreach, enhancing youth development programs, and fostering sustainable partnerships to amplify the foundation's impact in empowering underrepresented youth through sports and education. The plan emphasized measurable growth, increased funding, and long-term sustainability to ensure continued success and community engagement.
beyond the film :
The "Daughters" impact campaign
A moving portrait of empathy and forgiveness, Daughters traces an eight-year documentary journey by filmmaker Natalie Rae and social change advocate Angela Patton. The award winning film launched an impact campaign to expand awareness, organize greater support for Black girls impacted by their fathers' incarceration, and advocate for policy changes in the criminal legal system. Strategic Disruption was hired to support the development of the impact campaign strategy.
