Sentence examples for communities to highlight from inspiring English sources

In response to the case the Victoria Climbie Foundation announced on Thursday that in April it would be launching a cross-border initiative with Kelly Bamu and some of the teenager's friends who would work in schools and in communities to highlight the dangers of ritualised child abuse and witch branding.

UNICEF supports community football festivals to promote "Education for All" 25 January 2008 - In South Africa, UNICEF is supporting community soccer festivals for children in four separate communities to highlight the value of sport and physical activity in developing important lifeskills for children.

Examples are drawn from 5 years of climate change adaptation research with Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara communities to highlight learning that could help to evolve adaptation of modernity to climate change.

India has also provided security for the Dalai Lama, as a guest of the government, and allowed the exile community to highlight Chinese abuses in Tibet.

Mr. Imroz told India Ink that human rights organizations like his needed support from the international community to highlight their concerns, and such fatwas reflected badly on the Kashmiri society.

To use artists from each community to highlight what being American really is, and continue the conversation about why the white majority seems to find it so hard to accept and embrace them.

With intimidation and societal pushback from the Sudanese National Intelligence Security Services (NISS), which banned the lead attorney, Adil Mohamed Al-Imam, from appearing in a press conference, it is incumbent on the global community to highlight these cases and amplify the voices of those calling for justice.

10 In this case, in the problem stream, credible indicators that objectively quantified the severity of the issue were used by the policy community to highlight the prevalence of MNDs.

The advantages of this cooperation are: (1) the community can coordinate multiple resources from, traffic departments, fire departments and health departments; the cooperation facilitates the community to highlight the specific type of injuries and risk factors and provide technological support to schools in executing injury prevention programmes.

The purpose of this paper is to present the methodology used to translate the DPP program to a diabetes-prevention research project in a high-risk Latino community, and to highlight the community-academic partnership formed to carry this out.

Berkley added, however, that there is a link between the incidents that motivated Bronx community members to highlight both cases: "We're here together in solidarity for both of them because the end result was that a young black man – 18, 17 years old – lost their lives behind people that call themselves law enforcement".