Sentence examples for alongside communities from inspiring English sources

Alongside communities in California, Hawaii, and New York, where you'd find the likely candidates going for ayahuasca ceremonies, the medicine is gaining popularity among a growing population around the country in need of healing, including in Michigan, parts of the midwest, and Kentucky.

An influx of students from Fordham University, just north of Belmont across Fordham Road, makes up a sizable part of the population, alongside communities of Albanian immigrants and Puerto Ricans.

London-based charity Living Streets has also been working alongside communities carrying out street audits with older residents to see what improvements could be made, as well as campaigning at a strategic level to influence positive legislative and infrastructure changes.

It is vital that national government plays some role to help local authorities and local leaders to measure performance and it is essential that transparency is central to working alongside communities.

Some residents said the town will now be considered alongside communities such as Waterbury, where Mayor Philip Giordano is serving a 37-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting two pre-teen girls, and Bridgeport, where Mayor Joe Ganim is serving nine years on corruption charges.

We must all work alongside communities to identify non-violent solutions to problems.

Alongside community leaders and forward-thinking monastic elders, a local team will spearhead this environmentally friendly and sustainable project.

It comprises media outreach through TV, radio, billboard and poster campaigns alongside community-based interpersonal communications to change local behaviours.

"A lot of us worked alongside community members in Cleveland who were protesting.

But the CAB movement, with its salaried lawyers working alongside community volunteers, surely chimes with the "big society".

There is another option, which would cost £1.4m: keeping the two branches open alongside community-run libraries and "book drops" in community locations, said the council.