For more information about Cisco's commitment to economic empowerment, please visit: http://csr.cisco.com/pages/economic-empowerment.
The association now boasts 17,600 members — there will be tens of thousands more in coming years — and they all go through a four-month probationary period to demonstrate commitment to girls' empowerment.
Imari Obadele, a teacher and writer whose commitment to black empowerment fired a militant, sometimes violent effort to win reparations for descendants of slaves and to carve out, however quixotically, an African-American republic in the Deep South, died on Jan . 18in Atlanta.
We can redouble our commitment to the empowerment of girls and women.
"Our partnership with Facebook and Women In Film underscores the opportunities for growing our franchises in exciting new directions, and we're pleased to introduce fresh creative talent to the Twilight universe as part of our commitment to female empowerment in front of and behind the camera".
In the UK, the Coalition Government has reiterated NHS commitment to patient empowerment with the publication in 2010 of the NHS White Paper: 'Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS' [ 25].
NHS England's Five Year Forward View (October 2014) reiterated a commitment to patient empowerment, to be enacted through shared decision-making and novel mechanisms such as "integrated personal commissioning", a new approach involving blended health and social care funding for people with complex needs [ 16].
It's timely then that as the global commitment to women's empowerment is strong, so is the call for better data, monitoring and evaluation in development.
This is a strong step toward pay equity, and I commend President Obama for his commitment to women's empowerment.
