Sentence examples for development advocacy from inspiring English sources
@SavetheChildren Helen leads Save the Children's global advocacy on Post 2015 and has been active in international development advocacy for the past decade.
"Pastor Corey Brooks has struck a nerve," said Mark Allen, chairman of Black Wall Street Chicago, a black economic development advocacy group.
In 2003 she founded the Potohar Organisation for Development Advocacy in the Punjab region, which provided creative training and skills development to girls who were unable to continue into high school education.
We invest in visionary leaders, local organizations, and innovative solutions to achieve large scale change through leadership development, advocacy, funding, and storytelling.
"I've worked in the White House in the past, and people get distracted" by other policy pushes and emerging issues, said Marcia Hale, president of bipartisan infrastructure development advocacy group Building America's Future.
Eric J. Cooper is the founder and president of the National Urban Alliance for Effective Education, a nonprofit professional development organization that provides student-focused professional development, advocacy and organizational guidance to accelerate student achievement.
The landscape of newborn screening is changing rapidly, however, as a result of new gene discoveries, technological developments, advocacy efforts, and private market forces.
"We assist with the development of advocacy, but we don't do advocacy ourselves".
There, she co-chaired the organization's task force on diversity issues, and worked to develop and implement successful governance, fund development and advocacy strategies.
Our research partnership set out to develop a model for NCD research, postgraduate training and support, policy development and advocacy over a three-year period.
It is easy in hindsight to see that the social enterprise movement neglected relationships with the private sector in the earlier years of its development - advocacy and influencing was largely focused on government, as the perception was that social enterprises only did public service delivery.
