"What we discovered is that the cycle of 24/7 responsiveness can be broken if people collectively challenge the mind-set," write Perlow and Porter in their publication.
This clinical practices of sharing the African stories for Africans is really pathologic and we really must collectively challenge this at global events or when we are invited to speak at conferences.
Organising FSWs into support groups and community-based organisations can help the community collectively challenge structural barriers contributing to their vulnerability to HIV/STI, including stigma, discrimination, violence, harassment and social inequity [ 9, 28].
The program supports FSWs to collectively challenge structural factors underlying their risk and vulnerability, and attempts to build an enabling environment by sensitizing a range of stakeholders in and beyond the community level to address factors in the macro-level social environment that creates structural barriers to empowerment among FSWs.
It should compel national and local communities to collectively challenge authority of any kind whenever it oversteps its boundaries.
"No society can be content where misery and want exist, unless through our love collectively we also challenge the greed and selfishness behind it," he said.
In 1911, they challenged collectively, as a group of students, the positions of their teachers; on leaving Marburg, they had to pursue as individuals whatever intellectual autonomy they were able to discover in phenomenology, and to put together whichever architectonic of a system was attainable from it.
Collectively, our faiths challenge us to take profound, heavenly ideas and make them real in our broken world.
That's a decent start, but if consumers act collectively, we can challenge some of America's most well-known food companies to make much deeper change.
Collectively, these findings challenge previous DGF research on TF footprinting and its applicability as a reliable recognition assay of complex factor-chromatin interactions in a dynamic timescale.
