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  1. BioBanks
  2. Biobank Sample Collection
  3. Biobank and Registry External Relations
  4. Biobank and Registry Financial Management
  5. Blogging
  6. Blood and Tissue Banks
  7. Brochures and Fact Sheets
  8. Building a Website
  9. Bylaws and Articles
  10. Celebrity Spokesperson
  11. Challenges of 'Splinter Groups'
  12. Characterize Condition
  13. Characterize Resources
  14. Charity Rating Listings
  15. Childcare
  16. Children's Hopes and Dreams Foundations
  17. Choosing Internet Service Provider
  18. Choosing an Internet Service Provider
  19. Clinician- and Researcher-Focused Materials
  20. Compare Goals and Resources, with the Characteristics of the Condition
  21. Conference Call Services
  22. Conferences, Workshops, and Meetings for Affected Individuals
  23. Connecting Individuals
  24. Connecting Organizations
  25. Considering Starting a Support Group for a Condition that Already Has One?
  26. Consumer Medical Information
  27. Consumers and Researchers: Making It Work
  28. Cool Tips
  29. Councils and Other Advisory Bodies
  30. Creating New Pages
  31. Creating a Natural History Survey
  32. Dealing with Death
  33. Defining Our Terms
  34. Determine Goals
  35. Developing a Governance Board
  36. Developing the Organization That Can Achieve Your Goals
  37. Disease Advocacy Organization(DAO)
  38. Disease Advocacy Organization(DAO) Manual
  39. Disease Advocacy Organization (DAO) Manual
  40. Donations
  41. Donations from Canada/Outside the US
  42. Drug Development
  43. Editing Practice
  44. Educating Membership about Research
  45. Educating Your Membership about Research
  46. Education of Members, Providers, and the Public
  47. Emergency Preparedness
  48. Ensuring Cultural Competence
  49. Events
  50. Expertise
  51. FARA Patient Registry Q & A
  52. FARA Q & A
  53. Facilitating Quality Research
  54. Family Health History
  55. Family Health History Initiative Guidelines
  56. Financial Assets
  57. Financial and Summary Statement
  58. Finding a Lawyer
  59. Functions of Advocacy Organization
  60. Funding
  61. Funding Research by Others
  62. Fundraising
  63. Fundraising/Third Party
  64. Fundraising Appeals
  65. General Resources
  66. Genetic Alliance
  67. Genetic Alliance(GA) SOP
  68. Genetic Alliance BioBank
  69. Genetic Privacy
  70. Getting Grants
  71. Getting Needs on Government and Legislative Agendas
  72. Getting Needs onto the Research Agenda
  73. Getting Your Community Interested
  74. Getting Your Needs on Government and Legislative Agendas
  75. Getting a Biobank or Registry Started
  76. Getting an ICD-9 code added for your condition
  77. Harnessing the Resources That Are Hard to Measure
  78. Health care Providers and Specialists
  79. Helping Your Membership Help Your Group
  80. History of Advocacy Organizations and Genetic Alliance
  81. How to: Create a New Wiki Page
  82. How to Get Started
  83. How to Obtain Donated Office Space
  84. How to Use This Guide
  85. How to post a file on WikiAdvocacy
  86. Individual Speaker Recommendations
  87. Informal Offices or Regional Support Groups
  88. Information about Rare Genetic Diseases
  89. Insurance and Policies
  90. Intended Goal
  91. International Offices
  92. Internet Services
  93. Internet Services: Listserv Guidelines Netiquitte Help
  94. Internet Services: Mailing Lists
  95. Internet Services: Websites, Chat Rooms, and Newsgroups
  96. Internet and Web Resources
  97. Joint Fundraising
  98. Knowing Your Community
  99. Leadership
  100. Legislation and Policy Advocacy
  101. Main Page
  102. Maintaining Computer Files
  103. Maintaining Your Membership
  104. Matching Resources
  105. Media Access
  106. Media Tips
  107. Medical Records
  108. Meet Your Neighbors & Organizations
  109. Member Dues
  110. Mentors
  111. NAC Best Practices
  112. National Awareness Day
  113. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
  114. Newsletters and Bulletins
  115. Nonprofit Organization Sample Templates
  116. Novel Meeting Formats
  117. Obtaining and Maintaining Registry Data
  118. Orphan Drug Application
  119. Overview
  120. Overview of WikiAdvocacy
  121. PEER Portal
  122. Patient's Bill of Rights
  123. People and Roles
  124. Phone Services: Going Beyond the Phone Tree
  125. Planning a Research Conference
  126. Policy Tools & Resources
  127. Preparing for and Handling Publicity
  128. Press Kits
  129. Promoting Research
  130. Promoting Research on a Condition
  131. Protecting Member Privacy
  132. Protecting Message Boards from Spam
  133. Publications
  134. Publicity and General Media
  135. Publisher Recommendations
  136. Recruiting
  137. Recruiting Celebrities
  138. Registries
  139. Registry Questionnaires
  140. Registry and Biobank Ethics and Governance
  141. Registry and Biobank Weekly Tips
  142. Research Model 1: Recessive Disorder
  143. Research Model 2: Chromosomal Disorder
  144. Research Model 3: Dominant Disorder
  145. Research Models
  146. Resources for Nonprofits
  147. Resources for School Success
  148. Results and Individual Follow-up
  149. Scholarships for your participants/families/members
  150. Setting Up A National Conference
  151. Setting up Useful Systems
  152. Sharon F. Terry
  153. Sibling Support
  154. Social Networking
  155. Speaker selection and management
  156. Staff
  157. Start Using WikiAdvocacy
  158. Starting Points for Planning Materials
  159. State-Specific Issues
  160. State Registration
  161. Support for Individuals and Families
  162. Taking Credit Cards on the Web
  163. Tax and Finance
  164. The Kitchen Table Is a Good Place to Start: Klinefelter Syndrome and Associates
  165. The Power of Advocacy Organizations
  166. Translational Science
  167. Travel
  168. Using Search Tools to Get Found
  169. Vision
  170. Volunteer - Peer Coaches
  171. Volunteers
  172. Webinars
  173. Why Go There?
  174. Working Full-Time on Nonprofit
  175. Working Remotely
  176. Working with a Lawyer
  177. Your Organization's Name Is Important
  178. Youth to Adult Transition Issues

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