All we learned during our 2025 Field Tests Event
What really works in advocacy right now? This year, we partnered with four of our favorite organizations to find out. Earlier today, we shared all we learned.
Relive our dynamic hour with our partners American Association of People with Disabilities Be The Ones, Fair Count, and QLatinx in this event recap.
Event Recording
Your Experiment Resources
Download our new experimentation guide
Talk to us about your experiment plan
If you work at an advocacy organization and are planning an experimentation program for 2026, or want to talk about how you might be able to add one to your plan for the year, we’re here for you. Schedule a time to talk to the C4AA programs team. We have special slots open through January.
Best Chat Moments
“Increase imagination as a goal is sending me 😭”
“Know Your Rights presentation = Salad. 🥗 Artistic events = Ice cream. 🍦”
“Your vote can open every door.” 🔥
“You guys are rock stars! 🤘 Thank you for keeping ACTIVISM alive!”
Event Presentation
More Ways to Prove Pathways to Success
Work With Us in 2026
At C4AA, we work with a wide array of individuals and groups to advance progressive causes. If you want help with any of your programming next year — a talk to inspire your staff, a workshop to bring more strategic creativity to your projects, consulting to make your campaign win — reach out.

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Learn from our other free resources
In addition to our new Field Tests Field Guide, we have books, apps, toolkits, and more to help you build more effective and affective campaigns. Get them here.

Donate – so we can keep offering programs like this
We’re only able to run unique programs like the Field Tests, plus put out resources and hold events to share our insights with the field, because of the support of our community. If you got anything from the event, please consider donating.

