Then the program goes to Los Angeles where community-based organization SCOPE has mobilized to win green jobs for communities of color.
The survey was designed to provide information on two specific facets of nursing care organization: scope of practice and nurses' perception of their practice environment.
It was initially established in 1991 by three international organizations (UNESCO, SCOPE and IUBS).
Six thematic areas of capacity were examined: leadership and governance, organizations' resources, scope of HPSR+A teaching and research, communication, networking and getting research into policy and practice (GRIPP), demand for HPRS+A and resource environment.
Given the range of terms used to describe community-based organizations, this scoping review can be used to further map their meanings/definitions to develop a more comprehensive typology and understanding of community-based organizations.
With the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Ms. Richardson led efforts to widen the organization's scope of civil rights to include human rights and economic parity.
In the seven years since Al Qaeda began, in Peshawar, he had greatly expanded the organization's scope and ambition, and he was now preparing a fatwa to declare war against the United States.
To give the organization national scope and identity, Mr. Aramony renamed it United Way of America, moved its headquarters from New York to Alexandria, and had the graphic designer Saul Bass create a United Way logo: a blue hand with an abstract human in its palm, overarched by a rainbow.
Vkhutemas was a close parallel to the German Bauhaus in its intent, organization and scope.
When they're not angering mafia boat crews, the Black Fish are training teams in diving and other skills in order to widen the organization's scope.
