Sentence examples for educate one another from inspiring English sources
The goal with ally training is to "give people the tools and the language to use in order to educate one another to be an ally, so we're not always depending on the woman in the room or the marginalized person in the room to be able to defend themselves, because it's exhausting," Burt said.
As Square diversity and inclusion lead Alicia Burt told me last month, the goal with ally training is to "give people the tools and the language to use in order to educate one another to be an ally, so we're not always depending on the woman in the room or the marginalized person in the room to be able to defend themselves, because it's exhausting".
Our duty is to educate one another about consent and the devastating effect that a lack of it can have on victims.
Regular seminars can be scheduled to allow research participants to educate one another.
Participants may educate one another about screenings, recommend doctors and help each another to get to appointments.
If we all agree to be a bit more empathetic and open to educating one another on the real, emotional, everyday struggle of trying to expand our families, we can create a true impact on each other's journey - whatever they may be.
A key part of the Afropunk ethos has always been educating one another, breaking down boundaries and sparking conversation about race, gender, religion, sex, culture and everything that makes life worth living.
For eleven years now, members of The Clergy Letter Project have engaged in the difficult but immensely satisfying work of educating one another about the compatibility of religion and science.
Educating one another about the physiology of the disease and treatment options happens within feet of the patient, but out of earshot, for the benefit of residents and interns but not patients and their families.
To date, edX has attracted over 675,000 students and edX President Anant Agarwal says that the platform is on track to educate one million students in its first year — the first step in its ambitious goal of educating one billion over the next decade.
