High Quality Information Diet in the Social Sectors

Reducing the volume, increasing the quality of information you consume. I love data  in all forms.  Radio, television, print, person to person, paper, touchscreen, monitor, it is all amazing. The world is an endlessly fascinating and constantly evolving place. More information is better right? That's what I thought in the past. 


As a child I thrived on Treasure Island and other classics, moved into the Lord of the Rings trilogy and then on to any other real book I could get from real libraries, gifts and loans. Some of my best memories of childhood include reading and listening to recorded books or my parents reading to me.  The soundtrack of my childhood was National Public Radio droning in the background. Moving from high school to college opened up a whole new world of print and online media options with the challenge of reading for my International Relations major and learning to use email and searching online content sources. As handheld devices became more prevalent I scaled up my information consumption, feasting on the wealth of information at my disposal.

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