Sentence examples for community roundtable from inspiring English sources

They were discussing a Pacific Islands Forum in Papua New Guinea before a community roundtable on the resettlement of Syrian refugees.

Rachel Happe is a Co-Founder and Principal at The Community Roundtable, a company dedicated to advancing the business of community and building strategies for better engagement.

To take stock of how far "community" has traveled, consider this primer from a Web site called the Community Roundtable: "Communities matter because they help achieve many business goals more efficiently than transactional approaches".

We also recently organized a community roundtable with student leaders and College staff to brainstorm ways to reduce the pressure that students feel.

Immigration minister, Peter Dutton, was caught on a microphone chatting with Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott, and social services minister, Scott Morrison, while waiting for a community roundtable to begin on Friday in Canberra.

For the short term, Work could be an easier sale for small and medium-sized businesses, said Rachel Happe, co-founder of The Community Roundtable, which helps companies become more social.

Since May 2013, the Regional Network has convened over 80 community roundtables, trainings, and events in 34 cities across the country, reaching over 6,000 AAPI community members.

As part of our second Listen to America tour, we held community roundtables about immigration, health care, policing and more in six cities we didn't get to last year.

For example, through shared knowledge and resources, we have already begun to move toward health equity for minority women in this country, through community roundtables and programs designed to ensure equal access to quality cancer care for all.

In addition to vigils, the coalition now hosts monthly community luncheon roundtable meetings, weekly food delivery to families of homicide victims and volunteer teams that support men and women in transitioning out of prison.

If they had more control over their own budgets, colleges and other training providers would be better placed to respond to the needs of their local communities, the roundtable was told.