Emily Bowles Culp's Continuity Works is a reflective newsletter for nonprofit and organizational leaders on impermanence, the history of workplace tools like the memo and ledger, and the pressure of productivity culture around AI. Issues blend personal anecdotes from running a nonprofit with cultural and historical observations and practical reframings of failure and rest.

Alex Catalán Flores writes a personal newsletter that revisits past predictions, such as his views on Afghanistan under the Taliban, and works through his own mistaken assumptions. Issues also cover practical frameworks for working with founder CEOs in effective altruism and nonprofit settings, and a reconsideration of fluoride evidence.

A weekly newsletter that gives nonprofit and small business leaders practical frameworks, tested prompts and Claude-based workflows for adopting AI while keeping human accountability. Issues cover mapping AI into workflows, landing page audits, and risk questions before connecting AI to tools.

Adam Theo writes a personal newsletter about his graduate studies at George Mason University, his planned nonprofit, and local Arlington issues such as traffic camera privacy and ranked choice voting. It mixes first-person storytelling with commentary on urbanism and election reform.