How do I form, or organize, an institute?
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You need to go to a large public library or a University to get the forms you need and addresses you need to apply for the government grant for your research.
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Dude, have I got the help for you.  I've just gone through all this mess trying to start a movement here in Tacoma.  First things first, you have to have a name that grabs peoples attention, both for the group and for the forum.  Then you pitch the idea to local groups, like the Democrats or the Greens or some other local organization.  If you're shy, you can spread the word via email lists, forums, message boards, or other media.  Then when you get a few hits of people who are interested, you can ask them if they have any resources you can use.  Use the cheapest means available to raise awareness of your event.  If there are community calendars or bulletin boards at places of social significance, plaster them liberally.\n\nStart a blog.  Check out the one I started at www.apctahoma.blogspot.com  There you can see that I really created the whole concept right there on the spot.  It takes a little work to set up and to post to, but you can do it for free over at blogger.com.  With a blog you can update members about meetings, post cool articles, and build an online community.  What you really want to do is find a techie or group of techies who like your cause and want to help promote it with their expertise.  Without that kind of help, you're stuck just working on messaging your event and tooling it to appeal to a broad base of folks.  Which can be effective, but the sooner you get an active web presence and good media materials, you won't be seen as quite professional enough.\n\nSponsors are critical, whether it's your local Labor Council or a small local business.  Use the resources you have to open up other resources.\n\nSince you're a college student, you have access to something other people don't have: college faculty.  Find a teacher who believes in what you believe, and let him tell you how it's done.  Most active teachers will love to help you set up something like this, particularly poltical science or history professors.\n\nAlso, critical to this work is picking events that have action related stuff in the ad.  So it could be writing letters, marching, hearing speeches, interacting in workshops, drumming or eating, whatever the activity is.  And it should imply that something is actually going to be accomplished.  Folks usually only like to go to process-type meetings if they're involved in the leadership, so instead set up some fun activities for the group to do.  You might even partner up with a local charity and do something jointly together as a way of bringing your networks together.  In this day and age, service attracts a lot of interesting people.\n\nAnd know your audience.  If your audience is sophomores and juniors have good music, very little drama, and a whole lot of interesting conversation, and the good times will roll.  With seniors and beyond, focus on events as they can fit into a full-time  grownup's busy schedule.\n\nAlso incorporate elements of you into everything you do.  If you like art, get some art for your event.  If you like piano, get yourself a pianist.  Remember, if it isn't fun, you won't keep doing it.  And you have to keep doing it.\n\nGo ahead and steal this title idea "Speak Your Peace - A Community Forum on the Future of Democracy" Perhaps that will inspire you to come up with good ideas of your own.\n\nGood luck, and never stop believing in the power of good people to do great things.
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the only way to form one is to get big enough to where the us reconizes it\n\n\nps make a website and put on as ?
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You will need the followings:\n\n1. Date\n2. Time\n3. Venue\n4. Agenda (Group Name, Group's Mission)\n5. Lots of Papers to advertise about the creation of the Group.\n6. Printers to print out your advertisement for the Group's first meeting.\n\n\nOnce you are done, go distribute to anybody you want to.\n\nHope this helps.
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Here is a page that has links to great pages that can teach you how to create your foundation\n\nhttp://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/znpbib.htm\n\nBut if you really want information from beginning to ending, I suggest getting books on the topic
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The Foundation Center has a number of free resources for starting a nonprofit organization and helpful information on successfully applying for grants.\n\nFirst you need to incorporate a nonprofit organization.  From the Foundation Center:\n\nForming a new nonprofit is a process that involves two distinct stages. Generally, you will need to establish your organization by filing articles of incorporation with the appropriate agency in your state (usually the secretary of state). You will also need to secure federal income tax exemption by filing the appropriate forms with the Internal Revenue Service. see whole article and list of resources, including an online tutorial about how to start a nonprofit at http://fdncenter.org/getstarted/faqs/html/starting_nonprofit.html\n\nThe IRS page with information for chaities/nonprofits is here: http://www.irs.gov/charities/index.html
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FURNISH THE NAME OF YOUR GROUP IN THIS AREA.\n\nWE ARE READY TO JOIN WITH YOU.\n\nYOU CAN ADD THE NAME AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR ANSWERS.\n\nYOU CAN GET RESPONSE BY FAMILIARISING THE GROUP NAME.
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Contact the ILO or Labour Start.\n\nThey will help you organize.   Don't be scared -- workers have the right to form unions and bargain collectively for better conditions.\n\nGood luck and best wishes from your brothers and sisters of the Communications  Workers of America (CWA).
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contact the board of ed in your area and they will guide you and help adminstrate it\n\nlike your name
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Google "professional organizer" and you'll get lots of links to people who do it (whom you can ask for advice) as well as the professional societies (of which there are some).
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President of what exactly? What country, organization, institute, etc.?!!
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Just contact the relevant institutions
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I suggest you check out Foundation Center to help you gain ideas on how to properly establish your non profit organization\nhttp://fdncenter.org/getstarted/tutorials/establish/index.html\n\nThe Michigan Nonprofit Association has a great "How to Start a Nonprofit" report that you can view or download. They also have a lot of resources from grant listings to others that can help you in your goal of starting a non profit organization\n\nhttp://www.mnaonline.org/starting.asp\n\nYour best bet is to seek for private grants or grants from private foundations.\n\nThe best resource for this is Foundation Center http://www.fdncenter.org . They have a very good database covering all organizations giving grants and you can find foundations that are interested in supporting your type of cause. However, it's a subscription based website ($19.95 per month I think is the cheapest subscription price). But it certainly is worth the fee. You can subscribe one month, and make sure you get all the info you need and then stop the subscription.\n\nIf you want to try federal sources, you can go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://www.cfda.gov and Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. \n\nCFDA has several ways to search for grants. I suggest you search by beneficiary and select Private Non Profit Organization and you can find listings of grants available http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/CATALOG.BROWSE_BENEF_RPT.show\n\n\n\nhttp://www.cfda.gov\nhttp://www.grants.gov\nhttp://gtionline.fdncenter.org\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/grants.htm\nhttp://www.sba.gov/expanding/grants.html
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That . . . I don't know . . . but you are going to need funding . . . and a scholastic institute like a university.\n\nPlus you are going to need equipment and various other studies . . . check with Dartmouth University . . . I can't remember who is in charge there or whether it is still operation but they had a Center there.
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People all have their pet organisational methods, which work for some, but not others, assuming you are advanced enough in school to choose your own organisational method you are old enough to decide for youself between what works and does not work *for you* here are some suggested options, additionally, your academic support center may be able to direct you to what will work best for you, also certain learning disabilities may interfere with organisational capacity (ADD/ ADHD, executive dysfunction etc..) if this is a significant problem, you may want to look into testing\n\nFor papers: Accordion folders, Binders(mulitple or one with several sections), or pocket folders\n\nFor Assignments: Weekly Charts, Planners, Desk Calanders, or Electronic organisers\n\nFor notes: Binder with three hole punced loose leaf, one notebook with sections, several notebooks, or legal pads
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I suggest you work for a similar organization first.  Get into learning the process of writing grant proposals, how to gain funding, and study their business model so you can do something similar.
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The small business administration site at http://www.sba.gov has information on starting up all sorts of businesses.  Check there first.\n\nAs well, The Foundation Center has a number of free resources for starting a nonprofit organization.\n\nFrom the Foundation Center: Forming a new nonprofit is a process that involves two distinct stages. Generally, you will need to establish your organization by filing articles of incorporation with the appropriate agency in your state (usually the secretary of state). You will also need to secure federal income tax exemption by filing the appropriate forms with the Internal Revenue Service. \n\nsee whole article and list of resources, including an online tutorial about how to start a nonprofit at http://fdncenter.org/getstarted/faqs/html/starting_nonprofit.html\n\nThe IRS page with information for charities/nonprofits is here: http://www.irs.gov/charities/index.html