Sentence examples for activist programme from inspiring English sources

'It's about trying to serve the needs we have rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach,' Wadd said, 'a way of defusing what might otherwise be a health time-bomb.' So successful is the activist programme judged by Whitehall that, having been developed in Slough, it is now spreading nationally.

Aware of the need to reach out to new communities, the trust has developed a 'health activist' programme: migrants trained to give advice on subjects such as diet, smoking and exercise, who work with their peers to get these messages across.

Krishnaraj Rao, a lawyer and activist, initiated a programme with slum children a decade ago, painting lines on the roads to mark where pedestrians could walk in safety.

Activists condemned the programme as a common tactic of showing forced confessions misrepresented as interviews.

(Ears does not refer to a particularly perverted practice but is the programme activists use to record canvass returns).

The anonymous campaigner told The Independent that one of the tactics used by anti-Ukip activists was to programme computers to call the number continually, keeping the line open until someone in a Ukip office cut them off or until an answerphone message ran out of space.

Jessica Horn is a feminist activist and director of programmes at the African Women's Development Fund.

Mr Grayling made changes to the programme after activists started staging noisy protests inside restaurants and stores taking part in the scheme.

At the close of the symposium, ten youth activists from Childnet, a programme aimed at raising awareness of global issues among Japanese, spoke out about the impact of AIDS on children around the world.

But activists say the programmes lack funds and adequate resources, suffering a lack of long-term investment.

Yesterday, the activist went on the Today programme to discuss her race, declaring: "I identify as black".