It is important to SocialSustenance.org that we consider our strategies with long-term objectives in mind. We advocate practical action and maintain an agile mindset in program development. To do this, our project plans are iterative and have defined pilot phases.

Framing our first projects as pilots allows SSO to work with partners that might not otherwise adopt responsible and ecological initiatives. In a pilot phase, we are allowed to dream big and put all sorts of ideas together. Then, while focusing on ways to continously leverage our efforts, SSO works with existing organizations to discuss the feasibility of our goals and objectives. Since it is often unrealistic to expect all of our goals to be met in the first phase of a project, we create iterative, multi-phase plans to reach sustainability.

We specialize in finding cooperative incentives for all stakeholders in an effort to maintain progress.

Social Sustenance 101 is our executive director's favorite presentation to give. It is presented in an innovative slideshow format. Here is the general outline:

In accordance with our motto, practical action, we produce and offer several presentations on a variety of topics. This list is continually evolving and expanding, so check back regularly.

Development of additional presentations is made possible by community support. If you are interested in becoming a presenter of these presentations, or would like to help us develop an unlisted topic, please contact us or call 479 595 8303.