Ballard Center Publishes New Open-Access Social Impact Textbook
Developed by the Ballard Center for Social Impact, the Do Good. Better. Guidebook is the primary curriculum used to teach the Ballard Center's Do Good. Better. courses at BYU.
Designed to help students and changemakers think critically about complex social issues, the guidebook introduces practical frameworks, real-world examples, and interactive activities that build the skills needed to create lasting social impact. Whether you're just beginning your social impact journey or looking to strengthen your approach, this resource provides a foundation for turning good intentions into meaningful action.
Key Takeaways
- Learn the social impact frameworks taught in Ballard Center courses at BYU.
- Build skills for analyzing complex social issues and evaluating solutions.
- Apply concepts through real-world examples, reflection questions, and activities.
- Develop a thoughtful, evidence-informed approach to creating lasting change.
- Gain practical tools to become a more effective changemaker.
Explore the guidebook to learn the same principles and frameworks taught in Ballard Center classrooms and discover how you can Do Good. Better.
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