@wamainah Wanja advocates for a wide range of disability issues, focusing on how they can be mainstreamed into development policies and agendas to improve the lives of those who live with disabilities worldwide.
Studies now show that 40percentto50percentcent of toddlers undergoing intensive Applied Behavior Analysis, one of the best-known methods, can be mainstreamed in regular classrooms without personal aides by the time they reach school age.
Coachella has become one of the primary American summer music institutions, not from a loyalty to domestic acts, but because it is warm to an idea that arose around the indie-mainstream collapse of the 1990s: subcultures can be mainstreamed too.
Hefner, whose great realization, as my colleague Adam Gopnik has pointed out, was that virtually anything, even pornography, can be mainstreamed in America if it is paired with a measure of upper-class aspiration, contained contradictions similar to Weinstein's, though they were a great deal more transparent.
Referencing what the report calls the "undergraduate research movement" in the United States, its authors, Mick Healey and Alan Jenkins, call for a "research-active curriculum", stating that: "such curricular experience should and can be mainstreamed for all or many students, and achieved through structured interventions at course team, departmental, institutional and national levels".
This can be mainstreamed as a DRR strategy across multiple levels of governments (Zia and Wagner 2015), and work together with institutions, authorities, scientists, decision makers and all the communities involved in disaster risk reduction (DRR) (Alcántara-Ayala and Oliver-Smith 2017).
Governance goals can be implemented as stand-alone goals or they can be mainstreamed as they can fulfill different global development objectives.
At the first panel during the symposium Monday, there were the age old discussions about sports v. the arts, if classical music can be mainstreamed, and about how music helps your math scores.
