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Powering progress toward a just, equitable, and healthy society 

Blue Lotus Strategies supports visionary organizations and leaders to advance social change. 

Who we are

Blue Lotus Strategies (BLS) is a Washington DC-based policy and strategy consulting firm led by Indivar (Indi) Dutta-Gupta.
We help visionary leaders and organizations through strategic support and guidance, stakeholder ecosystem engagement, research and analysis, and communications across domestic and comparative policy areas.

How we help our clients

Our expertise spans domestic policy areas, including economic opportunity and security, tax and budget, higher education, caregiving, housing, public benefits, and racial, climate, and gender justice. 

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Strategic planning & communications

BLS support clients with strategic planning and communications including organizational and impact strategy, scenario planning, and conceptualizing new work

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Ecosystem building & alignment

BLS works with clients to build healthy and aligned social change ecosystems including through coalition building, convening, external representation and meeting facilitation

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Policy and economic
research & analysis 

BLS conducts primary and secondary qualitative and quantitative policy and economic research, analysis, and associated assessments

What we do

What we do

We support non-profits, philanthropies, worker groups, and other entities advancing social and economic fairness, with:

  • Strategic planning and advice

  • Conceptualizing new work

  • Coalition and organization building

  • Policy research, analysis, and development

  • Political scenario planning

  • Stakeholder ecosystem building and alignment

  • Essay and opinion pieces â€‹â€‹

  • Public speaking, media, and other appearances

  • Meeting facilitation, moderation, and external representation

  • Shaping messaging and communications

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Our expertise includes a range of federal, state, and local policies (as well as policies in some other countries), advocacy strategies and corporate practices associated with: 

  • Tax and budget issues

  • Economic security and opportunity

  • Technology (including AI) intersections with social justice

  • Higher education and workforce development

  • Caregiving

  • Health coverage programs and subsidies

  • Public benefits and food security 

  • Racial, gender, climate, and immigrant justice

  • Worker and consumer power

  • Unemployment insurance

  • Youth policy

  • Climate change

  • Nature preservation and restoration

  • Climate resilience and adaptation

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