Sentence examples for Traditional outreach from inspiring English sources

He has been doing traditional outreach through direct mail, television and radio, while also using Twitter, Facebook and other social-networking sites to get his message out.

This pattern documents that social learning through peer-to-peer information exchange can serve as a complementary and reinforcing pathway with technical learning that is stimulated by traditional outreach and extension programs.

We evaluated the efficacy of a systemic family outreach intervention (SFOI) for young, untreated drug users, using a quasi-experimental design in which the experimental group (EG) received SFOI and the control group (CG) received traditional outreach work (OW).

Compared with traditional outreach interventions, peer-driven interventions produce greater reductions in HIV risk behaviors and adoption of safer behaviors over time, however, control and intervention groups are not similarly recruited.

Because recruiters are themselves members of the target population, they can more easily identify and recruit those that may be "hidden" from traditional outreach workers who are not part of this community.

There are a variety of peer driven education interventions, some of which randomize assignment to the intervention group, and others which have been evaluated less rigorously (e.g., those comparing peer-driven interventions with traditional outreach interventions).

Once you or your business has been 'recognized' in the social media, they will be more apt to respond to traditional outreaches through email.

So expect more non-traditional outreach.

"Priorities will be devoting significant resources in 2019 and 2020 to bridging the gap between traditional press outreach and traditional digital advertising to communicate directly with voters and conversation drivers to hold Trump accountable on a daily basis," said Josh Schwerin, a spokesman for the group.

A heavy-set man with a carrot-colored beard, he was also at the forefront of the more traditional Lubavitch outreach programs, which include the "Mitzvah tanks," the vans and trucks that dispense both prayer books and tefillin (boxes containing passages from Scripture worn during prayer).

"That's where traditional grassroots outreach comes in.