Earlier this year at the NEXUS Global Summit in New York City, Murmuration Founder & CEO Emma Bloomberg hit the stage for a fireside chat titled “Organizing for Impact: Infrastructure, Innovation, and Civic Power” in conversation with Eric Weingartner of The Overbrook Foundation.
She spoke about how roles in New York City Hall and at the Robin Hood Foundation led her to launch Murmuration, which she was inspired to do after listening to organizers across the country and hearing about the need for a stronger and more accessible civic infrastructure. The conversation centered on what she’s learned about leading with curiosity, proximity, and long-term commitment.
Her closing message was clear: listening to people closest to the challenges—and to the solutions—is the key to driving systemic change. At Murmuration, we put this belief into practice by equipping a growing network of partners with the insights, tools, and services they need to build power in their communities and transforming America into a nation where everyone can lead healthy, free, and dignified lives.
Want to see this work in action? Explore our Impact Stories to learn how organizers across the country are transforming communities and building a future where everyone can thrive.