Everyone should be asking themselves whether they and their neighbors get the information they require to meet both their personal and civic needs - and, if not, what they can do about it.
She has often sought to address a particular question about people placed in such difficulties: Are their psychological and civic needs being addressed by the social organizations that purport to help them?
James, now an associate professor of anthropology at MIT, has often sought to address a particular question about people placed in such difficulties: Are their psychological and civic needs being addressed by the social organizations that purport to help them?
We are a nation of producers and it's time for us to start producing the talent we need to meet future workforce and civic needs.
As part of HuffPost Live's continued coverage of 2015 World Economic Forum, UNICEF Innovation Unit co-founder Chris Fabian explained to host Nancy Redd that his team developed a set of principles around innovation that they use to engage a "common ground" between corporations and civic needs.
In all these examples, people were using social media sites and tools to connect, share and collaborate on core civic needs even as the region's own infrastructure was struggling or had failed.
Any change in her political constitution has led in the past and must lead in the future to her perdition, for she consists of very many and very different parts, each of which has its own civic needs; what save unlimited monarchy can produce in such a machine the required unity of action?
The restaurant-farm project has stirred few ripples in this tiny Westchester County community, where the Rockefellers have conscientiously consulted their neighbors and opened their checkbooks over the years for all kinds of civic needs.
Promoters of higher education have long emphasized its role in meeting civic needs.
Apple appears to care little about addressing the budget shortfalls it helps create at an exceptional but endangered public university system that serves key civic needs.
We are liberated from the dictates of a trade that's spent the last two decades retreating from servicing our basic civic needs, systematically shredding its right to mediate our public discourse, losing our trust as fast as it loses our attention.
