2003 - A Model for Applying Data

Steven Howlett

Research to Practice article from e-Volunteerism, Vol.IV, Issue 1, October-December 2003, 8 pages.

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This Research to Practice article examines how Five Key Trends and Their Impact on the Voluntary Sector (a feature article also included with this PDF article) can be a model for interpreting data in a practical, put-it-to-use way.

The "Five Key Trends..." article is itself an example of translating research into material useful to practitioners.  The article includes the original report by Elisha Evans and Joe Saxton, along with special comments on the implications for volunteering by an international panel of responders. 

Here, new Research-to-Practice feature editor Steven Howlett (UK) adds his perspective on how "trends" literature can be applied.

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