Guidestar.com in 2003 researched what is reported on 990's and found; 29% of their sample had mistakes, 11% had three or more mistakes, required attachment documents were usually not submitted to the IRS, and there were inconsistencies. [Note: This post, as with each of my posts, is in no way legal or accounting advice. Organizations change.

The world of social network theory introduces us to an entirely new set of concepts and ways of thinking about human behavior and the social forces that directly influence it. Recall that these closed networks are less likely to adopt innovations or new evidence-based recommendations (a new take on ‘the old boys network’).

recent New York Times Article talked about women leading boards in Norway. 8220;Norway passed a law in 2003 mandating that women make up 40 percent of membership on company boards. Last week I commented on Amy Sample Ward’s post about Clay Shirky’s Rant on Women. wondered if that was the whole story. Digg this!

Health communication takes on new dimensions at CDC. New York: W.W. In her book, Policy Paradox , Deborah Stone (1997) argues that policy making is not a rational process of cool-headed decision making among people seeking to maximize their individual self-interests and well-being that follows an orderly sequence of stages.