Physicians for Social Responsibility Inc

“Family relationship (mccue/rachow)”

“The auditor discusses the 990 with the director of operations and the executive director who then sends the 990 to the board of directors before the 990 is filed.”

“Each board member receives a copy of PSR's policies and procedures manual, which includes the organization's conflict of interest policy. The policy is reviewed and affirmed annually at a meeting of the full board. To regularly and consistently monitor and enforce compliance, the executive committee of the board, which meets monthly, reviews and addresses any conflicts of interest as they arise.”

“The board of directors meets separately to review and approve the compensation of the executive director.”

“Documents are posted on the psr website as pdf's. Hardcopies will be provided upon request.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: JOINT PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDES EFFORTS TO PRESENT PSR MESSAGES ON SAFE ENERGY, GLOBAL WARMING, NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND SECURITY POLICY ONLINE, PUBLICATION OF PSR REPORTS, AND ENCOURAGING CITIZEN ACTION THROUGH PUBLIC EVENTS AND PSR'S ELECTRONIC ALERT SYSTEM. ALSO INCLUDED HERE IS THE CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WHICH ASSISTS LOCAL PSR CHAPTERS AND STUDENT PSR WITH PROGRAMMATIC AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Student PSR (SPSR) inspires medical students to participate in advocacy, activism and engagement as an essential component of their training and professional life. By introducing medical students to activism, providing them with avenues of engagement, and giving them real-world experience, SPSR prepares future generations of physicians to engage in issues of global importance. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: PSR chapters carry out PSR's mission and priorities at the local level. They work to gain support for PSR priorities and legislative goals; promote PSR's presence, programs and priorities in the local medical community and in the community at large; actively recruit new PSR members, support membership retention, and develop members into activists through mutual support and encouragement and through local outreach and organizing efforts. They mentor and support medical students and student chapters, where possible.”