Sentence examples for education organizing from inspiring English sources

It makes me think back to the Mississippi Freedom Schools that started as an adjunct to the voter education organizing there in 1964.

Funds raised by "Levity & Justice for All" will be used for political education, organizing, and mobilization efforts to support LPAC endorsed candidates.

And many parents, working as part of education organizing groups, have adopted community schools as their chosen vision for their public schools.

Previously at U.S. PIRG, Ethan worked as an advocate for students on affordable and accessible higher education, organized youth voter turnout campaigns, and conducted research around open educational resources and their impact.

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In ordinary university courses or in continuing professional education organized by employers, it is not easy to meet these requirements.

In addition to the two courses offered for nondegree students last fall and spring, Professor Sreenivasan and Ernest R. Sotomayor, assistant dean, career services and continuing education, organized a weekend of panels and workshops in late January for 500 people after a similar weekend conference approach drew 300 students last May.

But the two had never met in person until Thursday, when they participated in a forum on education organized by Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

In the fall, Klein participated in a candidates' forum on education, organized by the College Board, but the candidates didn't talk to each other -- and only two (Gingrich and Santorum) showed up in the flesh, with Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain participating remotely.

Orphelin at St-Paul of OIWW-Madagascar, just outside the capital city of Antananarivo, began as a school offering tuition-free classical musical education, organized locally, which has just built its orphanage opening this fall.

Training and education organized through private public partnership can serve as instruments to sensitize users of risks associated with poor practices relative to that of a sustainable behavior.