The phrase "active solidarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proactive and engaged form of support or cooperation among individuals or groups, often in social or political contexts.
Example: "The organization promotes active solidarity among its members to address social injustices and support marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "engaged support" or "proactive cooperation".
The €680 ($900) a month she receives in active solidarity income (RSA), for which she qualifies as a single parent, plus a state grant, mean she has to survive on a tight budget.
The NGO also keeps track of young workers (14%), mainly unemployed women, either receiving benefit or in temporary work, young mothers (22%) covered by active solidarity income (RSA), or indeed French households (17%) that have slipped into poverty after some misfortune.
This accord had prompted criticism in South America.The test of Mr Santos's approach will be whether he persuades Brazil and others that his country's fight for security against guerrillas and drug traffickers deserves their active solidarity, so that they in turn lean on Mr Chávez to end his government's hospitality towards the FARC.
Wauquiez, who triggered an uproar recently when he said that a new social security payment know as the active solidarity income was a "cancer of the French society," was a surprising choice, Monthubert says.
Because, even if the Revenue of Active Solidarity gives me free train tickets, these are conditional, dispensed only if I am taking concrete steps.
This will mean that when patients are faced with decisions of whether or not to participate in residual materials biobanking, they will be better equipped with a motivational understanding of its significance, which is necessary to reflect upon and interpret the situation and what is being asked of them, and to realize their active solidarity for society's common good.
It does, but we need less watered down unity and a more active solidarities with us, Black people, unwaveringly, in defense of our humanity," Garza wrote in 2014.
After a short time working in education, the brothers had by the early 1980s become active in Solidarity, the trade union movement headed by Lech Wałęsa.
Although both worked for a short time in education, by the early 1980s they had become active in Solidarity, the trade union movement headed by Lech Wałęsa.
An active, modern Solidarity union, with members fighting for workers' rights, is considered merely a usurper's class of union, with unionists considered to be protesting merely to "gain profits for themselves", as an editorial at Gazeta Wyborcza put it.
After her shipyard job was restored amid the protests, Walentynowicz stayed active in Solidarity, but she had a falling out with Walesa after he was elected president of Poland in 1990.
