Sentence examples for courage project from inspiring English sources

As founder and director of the Moral Courage Project at New York University, she assists other maverick writers and scholars who dissent within their communities.

New York University has just started up a potentially important program called the Moral Courage Project, run by a spiky-haired dynamo named Irshad Manji (I've said more about her, as well as Ayaan Hirsi Ali, here).

Randy Young, spokesman for UNC's Department of Public Safety, told the Tar Heel that the university is investigating the Courage Project vandalism.

On its website, the Courage Project is described as "a celebration of solidarity among all whom have supported the healing, witnessed, or survived sexual or interpersonal violence".

The Courage Project is a gallery made up of the photos and testimonials of men and women who have been affected by violence.

"We, creators and participants of the Courage Project, have a response: We refuse to stop telling our stories," Da Silva wrote.

This month's cover art was selected from the "Courage Unmasked" project, which was founded by Cookie Kerxton, a head and neck cancer survivor and artist, who during one such treatment session envisioned the use of art to both raise awareness of and support fellow patients in need.

It wasn't until I got the courage to really project and start gesticulating wildly that I began to get it.

So she went to school to earn a degree in social work, and in 2001 took a job as a counselor for substance abusers at Project Courage in Bridgeport, Conn.

They were a tiny group of civil servants, far more fascinated by the precise details (weights, measures, sizes, costs) of the engineering feat they were attempting than the human courage that the project required.Such descriptions as they left of their work are as shorn of embellishment as the granite stonework.

"These efforts have two impacts: one is we stand up against things we believe are wrong, but the other more important factor is we project courage, we enable people to stand up against violence, people who in many ways have been passive because of fears instilled among the population," Shamsi said.