Strategic Communications for Nonprofits / The Jossey-Bass Nonprofit Guidebook Series (PDF)

Kathy Bonk established the Communications Consortium Media
Center (CCMC) in 1988 and is its executive director. Over the past
thirty years, she has been at the forefront of media campaigns that
marked a sea change in domestic and global policies affecting
women, children, and families with the support of major foundations
and large donors. Prior to her work in the nonprofi t sector, Kathy
worked in government as a public information offi cer in the U.S.
Department of State and in the Voting Section of the Civil Rights
Division of the Department of Justice. She directed the Media
Project for the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. She has a
degree in communications from the University of Pittsburgh, and in
1988 was awarded a fellowship with the Kellogg Foundation's
National Leadership Program.

Emily Tynes is a founder of CCMC who has been involved in
the fi eld of communications for three decades. She has worked as a
journalist, a public relations executive, and an activist.
Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a period of unprecedented
assault on civil liberties, Emily became the ommunications
director for the national offi ce of the American Civil Liberties
Union. Emily's work as a communications strategist
encompassed a range of issues, including women's rights,
racial equity, energy and the environment, and the health concerns
of women of color. She has a degree in English from Howard
University.

Henry Griggs is a writer and media relations consultant
and a founder of CCMC. Henry worked with the Center on Budget and
Policy Priorities in Washington DC for twelve years, four of them
as communications director. The group is noted for its highly
active media relations program, and was named one of the
"most effective nonprofi ts founded in recent U.S.
history." Henry was later communications director of Human
Rights First in New York. A graduate of Harvard College, he worked
in the election and survey unit of CBS News in New

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