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 Number 10, September 2004
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publisher: Isoph (http://www.isoph.com/)
editor in chief: Celisa Steele | senior editor: Jeff Cobb
sophist@isoph.com
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The tenth issue of The Sophist is dedicated to the theme of learning to change the world.
"Learning" can be the thing that teaches, the act of absorbing new information, and the end result of that interaction with information. Linguistically and practically, it’s all intertwined. More >>
Learning to change the world isn’t some pie-in-the-sky ideal; it’s the driving force behind most work in the nonprofit sector. More >>
In "Monolog," a standing feature of The Sophist, we ask one person to share his or her point of view on issues pertinent to those involved with nonprofits and socially focused organizations. In this issue, Stephanie Eskins Gleason from the National Wildlife Federation shares her thoughts. More >>
Most nonprofits are born out of a desire to change the world in some way, whether on a grand or incremental scale, but specific examples, like the four in this article, provide inspiration while simultaneously grounding the grand idea of learning to change the world in practical, everyday experience. More >>
“In Brief” highlights Web resources on learning to change the world and nonprofit conferences coming up in October and November 2004. More >>
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