Wherever we turn - to politics, to philanthropy, or the private sector, we find a discussion of accountability.
Too often, however, accountability means what others expect from us rather than what we expect from ourselves.
I explain the difference in the most recent edition of Philanthropy News Digest, a publication of The Foundation Center.
Click here to read the article.
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