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Demographic groups that are disenfranchised, such as ethnic minorities, can form nonprofit organizations and develop a collective voice in the polity that is stronger than their voice in traditional representative governments.

Throughout the semester, we collaborate to teach each other about our readings and develop a collective knowledge base, to improve our written presentations of that knowledge by giving and receiving critical feedback, and to brainstorm new connections and approaches to the problem of EIDs.

The need to build a united front of school administrators, teacher educators and early childhood teachers was felt, especially in nurturing the growing professional identity (Beijaard, Meijer, & Verloop, 2004; Yuen, 2006, 2008) and developing a collective voice for effective advocacy.

Another aspect especially relevant to plant swarming is whether neighboring organs can sense cognize each other's state and thereby develop a collective growth movement in which elements interact and affect each other's motion.

This chapter will begin with an examination of what exactly is meant by the concepts of strategy and future, defining the key factors and unknowns that make it at once impossible and essential to develop a collective understanding of how to deal with the complex landscape of future possibilities.

To know that at the heart of it all is the fact that we cannot hope to continue to live and grow and breathe unless we all develop a collective conscience that sees all of us, where each lets go of some of his or her self for a more enlightened kind of self interest which includes the survival of all.

Thomson describes an innovative outpatient project that used design-led, participatory methods based on the metaphor of the patient's journey to help patients with multiple sclerosis and health care staff to develop a collective vision of how care could be improved in the outpatient department in the future.

People who play an active role in the community develop a collective identity, and collective response to repression and violence can generate various mechanisms for resistance, survival, healing and restoration at individual and population level, which should never be underestimated[ 48].

It helps develop a collective understanding and a body of coping strategies.

Teams develop a collective memory and avoid making the same mistakes twice.

"We have to get very close so we develop a collective personality, and it has to be a positive, aggressive one".