Sentence examples for collaborative workshop from inspiring English sources

At the University of the Arts London (UAL) we have created a collaborative workshop to explore creativity, positive change and innovation.

Mr. Kelly stood stoically, with his hands clasped in front of him and his mouth curled in a downward C, just behind Dr. Fulani's right shoulder as the community leader discussed "Operation Conversation: Cops and Kids," a collaborative workshop created to foster communication and understanding between two groups that often do not mix: police officers and black and Latino teenagers.

Based on the three day collaborative workshop thinking, this paper discusses for each area 'Trends' affecting the area, research 'Gaps' and likely 'Future' developments and priority issues and the drivers of change.

Key topics were delineated through review of the published literature, consultation with vaccine developers and regulatory agencies, and a collaborative workshop that gathered experts across several maternal immunisation initiatives group B streptococcus, respiratory syncytial virus, pertussis, and influenza.

Speaking on the sidelines of a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF JSPS collaborative workshop for research integrity, Asashima said that the society, the council, the ministry of education, and the Japan Science and Technology Agency recognized a need to fill a gap in research integrity training in Japan.

Up until today, there have been five workshops: in 2012, a joint workshop between UPM (Madrid) and MIT (Boston); in 2013 and 2014, a collaborative workshop between UPM (Madrid) and UCL (London); in 2015, between UPM (Madrid) and KNG (London); currently, a parallel workshop is in progress between UPM (Madrid) and AF (Zagreb).

Second, for the earlier generation of activists, collaborative workshops and projects were also about crafting solidarities.

What happens when you bring together 60 scientists, engineers, and gender experts in a series of international, collaborative workshops?

They have established networks and communication lines among various stakeholders, including the media, policy-makers, farmers, food and feed industries, and the concerned public, through collaborative workshops and seminars, information in the media, their Web sites, and the distribution of promotional materials (brochures, information leaflets, etc).

This paper describes a variety of facilitated exercises for use in collaborative workshops where experts are brought together to create archetypes that feed into the design of alternative scenarios for the future of their area of expertise (e.g., forestry, housing, transportation, food systems and waste).

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