Collaboration and Connection: How Foundations Partner Effectively to Address Their Community’s Information Needs
Offers examples and tips for partnering with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors on community news and information projects, including finding the right partner by assessing organizational capacity, community assets, compatibility, and structure.
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John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, FSG
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