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Sharing Positions and Other Resources

  

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Contributed by Phil Rabinowitz Edited by Bill Berkowitz and Kate Nagy

  • Coalition Building I: Starting a Coalition
  • Developing a Plan for Staff Hiring and Training
  • Preparing Job Descriptions and Selection Criteria
  • Advertising for Positions
  • Interviewing for Positions
  • Developing Personnel Policies
  • Developing Staff Orientation Programs
  • Developing Training Programs for Staff
  • An Introduction to the Problem Solving Process
  • Thinking Critically
  • Defining and Analyzing the Problem
  • Analyzing Root Causes of Problems: The "But Why?" Technique
  • Analyzing Social Determinants of Health and Development
  • Generating and Choosing Solutions
  • Putting Your Solution into Practice
  • Providing Supervision for Staff and Volunteers
  • Providing Support for Staff and Volunteers
  • Applying for a Grant: The General Approach
  • Writing a Grant
  • Planning and Writing an Annual Budget
  • Understanding Nonprofit Status and Tax Exemption
  • Sharing Positions and Other Resources
  • Incorporating Activities/Services in Organizations with a Similar Mission
  • Tapping into Existing Personnel Resources
  • Soliciting Contributions and In-kind Support
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