And most communities lack the commitment, capability and capacity to provide legitimately superior quality academic education for their children.
We need the legislative power of elected officials, the fundraising and programmatic support of the non-profit and philanthropic communities and the commitment of the business, religious and social advocacy sectors to expand opportunity for young men of color.
As or even more important are the social mobilization of civil society (families and communities) and the commitment of education staff.
"This space reflects the community and the commitment we all have to education," said South Pasadena Middle School PTA President Julie Giulioni.
The school's performance can be attributed, in part, to parent and community participation, the commitment of the teachers and active campaigning on girls' education.
Observing the DIYBio groups in Europe, one might ask if the movement is a rather short-lived fashion, a reaction to the Zeitgeist, or if the groups, the structure of the community and the commitment of the key players are sustainable and long term [ 16].
The sustainability of the results will be evaluated beginning with the detection of who, within the communities, expresses commitment to the permanent and continuous dissemination of the methodology and the knowledge acquired, in addition to new and innovative proposals for psychosocial actions intended to be performed in communities, families and schools.
And we find that children and community are the commitments that set us free.
The commitment to best engage our Brooklyn community -- and the commitment to using our collection -- have worked together to create the most diverse and youngest audience of any general fine arts museum in the country.
This community hour reflects the commitment of YDS to the recognition that theological education encompasses far more than gaining qualifications alone.
