Colleen Copple (US): (202) 330-9563
Fax Number (202) 379-7795
Fax Number (202) 379-7795
Find Out More!At SAI we help our clients build capacity to secure the appropriate resources to help organizations fulfill their mission.
Our client/partners include non-profits, government agencies, corporations, and faith-based organizations.
Who We Are
Strategic Applications International (SAI) offers a variety of cutting edge services to its clients from comprehensive strategic planning to government relations.
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Our mission — to pursue great ideas, promote action, and effect change with demonstrated results — reflects our commitment to setting new standards in innovative program development.
Learn MoreOur Strategic Approach
Our mission is anchored in a sociology of faith that is ethnographical. To that end, our approach is about project development anchored in appreciative inquiry, problem solving, asset building and innovative solutions.
Learn MoreSAI facilitated and provided logistics for the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing. Below is an excerpt about our efforts mentioned in the report. You can read the full report Click Here
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SAI is now offering Discipleship Workshops on Alcohol for Christian Colleges & Universities.
Universities and their students participating in these workshops will leave with information and tools to assess their relationship to alcohol. We will provide evidence based strategies for assessing the role of the alcohol industry in marketing to underage drinkers and to communities disproportionately affected by poverty. We will provide information about prevention, treatment and how best to understand addiction. Universities will have tools to assess their own capacity to enforce underage drinking laws and to provide support and guidance for students needing or seeking treatment. The Discipleship Workshops focus on our relationship to alcohol and what is the appropriate faith response.
To schedule your 2014-2015 workshop please contact us at 202-457-7771 or
Email James Copple – jcopple@sai-dc.com
James Copple’s Blog | The Seeker
This BLOG is designed to be a platform for exploring all ideas and issues religious, political, social, humanitarian and personal. It is entitled SEEKER – because seeking is what has described my life in pursuit of great ideas, truth and the meaning of truth.
Fatal Attraction
This book examines the problems associated with alcohol consumption among youth and the impact of the alcohol industry and popular culture on youth drinking.
Voices From The Night
The book is about creating and inspiring change — personal, community, and national change. It may be pretentious on my part to assume that anything I have to say could incite change in anything or anybody. However, I hope the voices found in the book will at least prompt some serious thinking.
Why SAI?
SAI principals believe passionately in what they do and what they can help other organizations achieve in order to address and solve society’s social and behavioral problems. This group is driven by the need to drive community empowerment and change and to assist communities in looking outside the box for resources. To a person, SAI believes that with the proper professional assistance, nearly every organization, company, and/or government can achieve the positive social outcomes it seeks, no matter how ambitious and/or insurmountable they may seem.
I Believe: Daily Reflections on a Journey
I Believe is a book of daily reflections that will encourage you to develop your own I BELIEVE’s. I BELIEVE was written to provide a brief commentary or springboard to allow the reader to reflect on their own beliefs and to develop their own “I Believes.” It is not about doctrine or systemic beliefs that define a religion or a theology. It is everyday “stuff.” Sometimes quirky, sometimes overwhelming and sometimes moving, our hope is that you will undertake a similar exercise or experiment. Record your I BELIEVES and periodically post them on the I BELIEVE website. The ideas of I BELIEVE are a way for you to lay a foundation for a legacy or genealogical research. The topics are not clustered or grouped in any specific way. They are random and you may jump from the heavy, deep and profound to the absolutely silly.
