Sentence examples for educational coalition from inspiring English sources

She has been an active member of Heritage of Pride, Queer Nation, Educational Coalition on Lesbian and Gay Youth (ECoLaGY) and the Manhattan Borough President's LGBTQ and Two Spirit Advisory Board.

The American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, the Military Child Educational Coalition and Joining Forces, a campaign to help veterans and their families started by First Lady Michele Obama and Jill Biden, have partnered to create Operation Educate the Educators.

There is potential for a "win-win-win" strategy in this growing facet of California's economy, but it will require careful strategies, educational efforts, and coalitions.

These evidence-based strategies have become increasingly popular in countries around the world and provide support for biking in the form of education/encouragement (Open Streets/Ciclovias, educational campaigns, bicycle coalitions) or supportive engineering (end of trip facilities, bike shares, connection with public transportation).

The rocketing cost of higher education and the coalition's abolition of the Educational Maintenance Allowance are part of the same story.

Six months ago, Sapientis gained national visibility when its national coalition for educational reform and excellence (CECE) achieved a breakthrough by gaining government support for major educational reform.

Noreen Connell, executive director of the Educational Priorities Panel, a coalition of civic groups, noted that the city budget passed in June included $500 million in tax cuts.

But he and the Democratic candidates for mayor are scheduled to appear at a forum today in Manhattan sponsored by Educational Priorities Panel, a coalition of civic and parent groups.

A coalition of educational and civil rights groups filed a federal complaint on Thursday saying that black and Hispanic students were disproportionately excluded from New York City's most selective high schools because of a single-test admittance policy they say is racially discriminatory.

Although the New York City schools system received more funds for construction in recent years than ever before, it created fewer extra seats to relieve classroom overcrowding, using much of the money for repairs, according to a report from the Educational Priorities Panel, a coalition of 24 civic organizations.

The research commissioned by a coalition of educational and philanthropic organizations focused on charter schools in Oakland.