Populations of Organizations
Populations of Organizations
This chapter discusses the organizations in the communities that make up the advocacy and organizing groups striving to improve conditions for children and youth. First, it introduces populations of organizations and the methods used to identify and describe populations, as well as the specific characteristics, such as budget, staff, and constituency, which complete an organization's profile. Next, the chapter looks at existing types of organizational structures and examines how populations map onto this organizational typology. Last, the discussion turns to the historical context of these organizations, looking to founding dates and historical eras as a way to understand how the populations of advocates have shifted over time.
Keywords: youth advocacy, organizational structures, children and youth
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