Consider who has cultural leverage in your context: In Sierra Leone for example religious and traditional authorities often have a stronger influence within communities than government.
In reality, though, as the Women's March demonstrated, privileged women are uniquely positioned to use their surfeit of cultural leverage to clear space for the causes of everyone else.
Previous reviews have suggested that HRLAs may be effective in improving access to health services and addressing health inequalities, in part by providing cultural leverage [ 12, 13].
Understanding these dimensions is useful in order to construct symbolic or cultural leverages (e.g. media campaigns) in order to make our streets safer.
The cultural reflexes, the leverage, felt different.
Savvy companies that leverage cultural fluency can boost online engagement and conversions, and increase revenue.
The creative professional might leverage cultural meaning, as well as, visual references that are from similar or completely different domains.
If pursued by the City, cultural planning could leverage the momentum toward collaboration and common messaging that is currently observable among advocates, service providers and funders, all willing partners to City leadership.
We present the design of TeachAIDS, a software application that leverages cultural insights, learning science, and affordances of technology to provide comprehensive HIV education while circumventing taboos.
Historically, design has played an important role in changing well-established cultural practices by leveraging the introduction of new technologies, or legitimising values, beliefs and social practices through its representations.
Topics include understanding of group development stages and different work styles, setting and tracking group norms, developing mutual accountability mechanisms to ensure productivity, creating efficient decision making processes, resolving conflict, and leveraging cultural diversity.
