pragmatism
We believe in embracing the value of incremental progress towards our goals. We are pragmatists and accept that full and instant victories are rare, and progress can be slow. We recognize that incremental gains add up over time and that many of the most important political and policy victories took decades to come to fruition. We believe in building a big tent coalition, grounded in evidence. We believe that this approach not only increases the likelihood of success, but also creates change that will be resilient and sustainable.
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