Improving connections between governments and nonprofit and voluntary organizations

Improving connections between governments and nonprofit and voluntary organizations

by National Forum on the Third Sector and Public Policy (1st 2000 Queen's University

2002

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"This collection of conference papers and notes begins an important dialogue across the divides that exist nationally and internationally. Topics include the Voluntary Sector Initiative, regulatory and legislative reform, charity commissions, nongovernmental organizations abroad, civil society and volunteerism, privacy and language issues in the sector and challenges facing governments and voluntary organizations as they learn to work together."--BOOK JACKET.

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