Sentence examples for coordinating community from inspiring English sources

From 2002 to 2003, he was an AmeriCorps volunteer, coordinating community education services.

The Housing Development Services Corporation would act as an "interim developer," seeking out necessary zoning actions, coordinating community and public approvals and assembling financing for the construction companies that would do the building.

His research interest in the theory and practice of economic development, with a particular emphasis on collective action to establish inclusive governance and generate equitable outcomes, is rooted in prior work experience: coordinating community development programs for the Coalition for a Better Acre (Lowell, Massachusetts) and the Over-the-Rhine Housing Network (Cincinnati, Ohio).

Local NGOs were among those most involved in cooperation with governmental institutions in providing shelter and primary goods to the affected communities, as well as coordinating community involvement in PDRPM.

We also thank Magarina Bakandu, Judith Tawakra, Robin Nambili, Jack Larry, Merolyn Uranoli and Samson Satofan for assistance with the field work, Moses Lagog, Anselm Masalan, Maggie Raiko, Nandao Taronka and Lina Lori for assistance with sample preparation and microscopy and Lawrence Rare for coordinating community relations.

Properly organized common property institutions are mechanisms for coordinating community decisions so that individuals are provided with the assurance that others will not misuse common resources.

The nonprofit seeks to educate and connect through providing free resources to those with rare diseases and their families, coordinating communities to bring people together, developing scientific research strategies and providing a face to the rare disease community.

The TB Patients Association is another helpful initiative for coordinating community-based activities and forging partnerships at the community level.

He had helped coordinate community meetings outside of the refuge.

Howie Schaffer of the Public Education Network, which coordinates community groups involved with schools, said that gifts from foundations and donations of used equipment allow schools to shirk their duties.

"Nobody believes that young man tried to get the officer's gun," M. K. Stallings, a longtime St . Louisresident who coordinates community programming for the Missouri Historical Museum, told me.