The developer of a curriculum for summer accelerated learning programs targeting at-risk youth, her publication credits include articles in Exceptional Children and Teaching of Reading.
The articles on HIV self-testing that use the word "risk" generally refer to "at-risk" populations or "risk reduction".
This article provides a great little discourse on teaching mindfulness to gang bangers and other at-risk youth.
O'Malley mentioned at-risk kids.
Classified advertising is particularly at risk (see article).
Warning that patients' safety may be at risk, the article suggests that government agencies or private insurers step in to regulate the field.
"Deaths of Manatees, Dolphins and Pelicans Point to Estuary at Risk" (news article, Aug. 8), which covered the Indian River Lagoon's problems in its northern portion, accurately portrays the dire conditions there.
But for the villagers, Tubino's words betrayed the underlying racism of Peruvian society and a question over their their future: can they make money from ayahuasca tourism without putting their culture at risk? This article was amended on 30 April 2018.
Only the Greek part of the island will, in practice, join the EU next year; and the EU warned Turkey that its own hopes of negotiations on membership were at risk.See article: Breaking the stalemate over CyprusIn Malta, a referendum on EU membership produced a 53.6% vote in favour, in a turnout of 91%.
Joseph L. Bower is the Donald Kirk David Professor Emeritus at Harvard Business School, and co-author of the HBR article "Global Capitalism at Risk: What Are You Doing About It" and the book Capitalism at Risk: Rethinking the Role of Business (Harvard Business Review Press, 2011).
Their feud is being fought in blood on the streets, in a country of nearly 150m poor people, 90% of them Muslims.The political system, despite a fragile truce this week (see article) remains at risk of breakdown.
