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DESCRIPTION:"Global problems seem insurmountable; poverty, injustice, and environmental 
 decay demand attention. Nevertheless, hope persists. The beginning of 
 change is the recognition that things can be different. Next comes a drive 
 toward empowerment, an action plan, and the development of effective 
 programs and organizations based on vision and principles." So writes Anne 
 Firth Murray, author of Paradigm Found: Leading and Managing for Positive 
 Change and Founding President of The Global Fund for Women.  Drawing on her 
 extensive experience in the international philanthropic world and 
 particularly on the founding and growth of The Global Fund for Women, 
 Murray provides practical advice for others who want to effect positive 
 change. \n\nMurray, a New Zealander and one of the women nominated for the 
 2005 Nobel Peace Prize, serves on several boards. She advises organizations 
 on principles-based development, leadership, governance, and management. 
 She is currently a consulting professor at Stanford University, where she 
 teaches courses on international women's health and human rights.  Ms. 
 Murray serves on several boards and councils of non-profit organizations, 
 including the African Women's Development Fund, Commonweal, GRACE (a group 
 working on HIV/AIDS in East Africa), Hesperian Foundation, and UNNITI (a 
 women's foundation in India). She is the recipient of many awards and 
 honors for her work on women's health and philanthropy.\n\nPARADIGM FOUND: 
 Leading and Managing for Positive Change is both a personal story and a 
 handbook for positive change, leading the reader through the journey from 
 the beginning of an organization to the transition from its founding 
 leadership.  The spiral images that appear on the cover of Paradigm Found 
 are "koru" which, in the Maori language of New Zealand, symbolize not only 
 the unfolding of the fern frond striving toward the light but also a new 
 beginning, renewal, and hope for the future.\n\nBooks will be available for 
 purchase and signing.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/09/19/18448596.php
SUMMARY:A Practical Framework for Positive Social Change
LOCATION:Santa Clara University\nBenson Center Lower Level, California Mission 
 Room\nSanta Clara, CA 95053\n408-554-4000\nhttp://www.scu.edu
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/09/19/18448596.php
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