Shine-A-Light

SAL Organizational Structure

Shine a light bases its model on network theory and popular education, providing a space in which people and organizations engaged in similar pursuits can collaborate for the benefit of homeless children.

www.shinealight.org, the network’s virtual headquarters, is a horizontally integrated forum where community based organizations, researchers, volunteers, and advocates can discover and then learn from their peers.

The SAL staff and Advisory Board monitor this network to assess and diagnose common problems; the SAL Executive Director and Projects Director then develop strategic responses to these needs, implemented in collaboration with expert organizations, researchers, and SAL fellows.

The Shine a light Board of Directors provides fundraising, legal, and strategic support to the network, using its expertise in other areas to offer new paradigms and perspectives.

This agile structure allows SAL to address the needs of street children quickly, and with an extraordinary cost-benefit ratio.

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In this space, we would also like to thank the following volunteers, who have helped with editing, translating, and writing www.shinealight.org:

Claudia Marroquín (Colombia)
Raquel Rojas (Colombia)
Sara Gomes (Portugal)
Adriana Ferreira (Brasil)
Lucia Terra (Uruguay)
Beatriz Iglesias (España)
Lorraine Elletson (England)
Carlos Plata (México)
Yolanda Dempsey (España-England)
Ana Saravia (Brazil)
Marianela O'Mahoney (Argentina-Switzerland)
Samanta Calabro (Argentina-USA)
Constanza Cordoni (Argentina-Austria)
Ewa Zyto (Poland)
Margret McAed Satterwaite (Scotland)
Airton Nogueira Filho (Brazil)
Paula Magariños (Argentina)

Ivan Yen of Boston's IFactory, created the look and feel of the website, for which we are extremely grateful.




		SAL Organizational Structure Shine a light bases its model on network theory and popular education, providing a space in which people and organizations engaged in similar pursuits can collaborate for the benefit of homeless children. www.shinealight.org, the network’s virtual headquarters, is a horizontally integrated forum where community based organizations, researchers, volunteers, and advocates can discover and then learn from their peers. The SAL staff and Advisory Board monitor this network to assess and diagnose common problems; the SAL Executive Director and Projects Director then develop strategic responses to these needs, implemented in collaboration with expert organizations, researchers, and SAL fellows. The Shine a light Board of Directors provides fundraising, legal, and strategic support to the network, using its expertise in other areas to offer new paradigms and perspectives. This agile structure allows SAL to address the needs of street children quickly, and with an extraordinary cost-benefit ratio. _____________________________ In this space, we would also like to thank the following volunteers, who have helped with editing, translating, and writing www.shinealight.org: Claudia Marroquín (Colombia) Raquel Rojas (Colombia) Sara Gomes (Portugal) Adriana Ferreira (Brasil) Lucia Terra (Uruguay) Beatriz Iglesias (España) Lorraine Elletson (England) Carlos Plata (México) Yolanda Dempsey (España-England) Ana Saravia (Brazil) Marianela O'Mahoney (Argentina-Switzerland) Samanta Calabro (Argentina-USA) Constanza Cordoni (Argentina-Austria) Ewa Zyto (Poland) Margret McAed Satterwaite (Scotland) Airton Nogueira Filho (Brazil) Paula Magariños (Argentina) Ivan Yen of Boston's IFactory, created the look and feel of the website, for which we are extremely grateful.