Her writing is conversational yet critical, engaged yet incisive, with elements of chance, memory, and travel animating each entry.
But it is not just professionals who are safeguarding our health: ordinary members of the community can play a critical role in engaging with individuals to change harmful behaviour.
Just as importantly, by making the data publicly available, the inventory serves as a critical tool for engaging more members of the MIT community in reducing consumption and achieving our campus carbon emissions goals," says Vice President for Research Maria Zuber.
The wide-ranging writings of these scholars and their extraordinary but obscured biographies that have acquired new life through the memories of living descendants demands that we re-appraise "enchantment" as a critical mode of engaging the past (collective, individual) and as a creative strategy for critiquing the political present.
This groundswell of climate actions will form a key pillar of what emerges from Paris and must be a critical part of engaging "all hands on deck" to address climate change in the coming decades.
Throughout the phases, SASA! worked to build a critical mass by engaging a broad range of stakeholders.
Further, since the present knowledge in medical education highlights the fictive encounter as a critical component in engaging VP-based learning environments (Roberts et al. [ 10]; Hubal et al. [ 51]; Cook & Triola [ 9]; Baños et al. [ 33]), it is consequently important to use, develop and evaluate technology in a meaningful way in order to to facilitate exploration and collaboration.
However, in an increasingly globalised world, now is a critical time to engage with pastoralist communities and understand their current - and potential - contribution to society; not just to the agriculture sector but to wider national and regional economic performance and security.
Christian leaders around the country have treated the movement as a critical opportunity to engage their church in conversations about race and privilege.
Christian leaders around the country saw the movement as a critical opportunity to engage their church in conversations about race and privilege.
IAWF Founder Mariam Khosravani, has brought together a critical mass of engaged professional women to talk about their lives, their desires, their professions, their failures, and their visions for the future.
