December 21, 2010
I primarily blog about topics of interest to NGO practitioners as their organizations engage internationally. But from time to time a topic comes along that is international but a little more ‘fun’ such as my blog on the World Cup. This holiday blog is one of those.
A few weeks ago around the time …
READ MORE »December 7, 2010
Last week , I lamented “Why am I still surprised at the number of organizations that don’t follow the most basic ‘good practices’ for internal decision-making?” A colleague replied that he was “actually looking for a guideline to those” and did I have any recommendations. As a quick search of my files on and offline …
READ MORE »November 30, 2010
Over the weekend of November 5th-7th 2010 four groups met in Belgium, Cyprus, and the U.S. (Chicago and Denver) to talk about social innovation and their personal entrepreneurial projects. The Cosi10 meet-ups had been in the planning for several months spearheaded by Christina Jordan. Local event organizers (for these four locations as well as others …
READ MORE »November 23, 2010
Thursday is Thanksgiving in the U.S. With Christmas Day and New Years it is one of only three days when almost all commercial and governmental operations are closed. I especially like Thanksgiving because it is secular and everyone celebrates it. Thanksgiving has a history and all kinds of discussion about its origins, but it is |
November 4, 2010
In June I wrote about some of the scale-up work I was doing with the Helping Babies Breathe. In August I wrote about a collaboration with Amy Sample Ward of NetSquared to launch a GlobalScale wiki and to shepherd the creation of a community of practice on this topic area.
The Helping Babies Breathe program …
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