When the photographer Laura Boushnak met her in a literacy class organized by a nongovernmental organization, Ms. Ahmad told her that as she learned to read and write, her daily routine took on new meaning.
Last year, Hélène took the first prize in community service in our class — organized by Le Père Mertens.
In Britain, Australia and New Zealand it has been associated with the working class, organized labor and minorities like New Zealand's Maoris and Cardiff's black population.
Iran, on the other hand, had the key elements for popular success in 2009: a broad and alienated middle class, organized groups of civil society, professional journalists, a sophisticated political opposition.
"In 2008 the culture is openly hostile to jazz," Mr. Metheny said at the South Orange Performing Arts Center during a 90-minute question-and-answer session — a "high school master class" — organized by Jazz House Kids, a Montclair group devoted to jazz education.
The hourlong dance workshops begin early and cover a variety of styles, from basic salsa steps to rumba, cha-cha and "zouk-lambada," each class organized by skill level.
Now, in this master class, organized by the Academy for Teachers, they would for one day be free of the proprieties that bound them, and could ask Sondheim himself how to think about their difficulties.
Winkleman Gallery is doing its part to keep the conversation on the boil with an exhibition called "#class," organized by the artists Jennifer Dalton and William Powhida, who is on loan from Schroeder Romero & Shredder Gallery.
This is partly due to a self-selection, in that students who do not accept evolution are less likely to take a class organized around it.
Decades later, Communist governments, eager to appear as champions of the working class, organized official May Day celebrations in their countries, and this, in turn, led to a falling off in support for May Day in non-Communist nations.
