These organizations aim towards progressive goals of poverty alleviation through holistic youth empowerment but encounter tensions between the imperatives of funders to distinguish (or discipline) youth in terms of performance and their own impulse to include all those in need.
Those who work with men encounter tensions in asking members of a privileged social group to critically interrogate their privilege, for example by examining their deeply held beliefs about being a man (Casey et al. 2013).
▪ What do you think makes an IRB work well or not in monitoring and responding to RI? ▪ Does your IRB encounter tensions with PIs about RI or other related issues?
Before finding his photographic style, the iconic Love Park in Philadelphia was Angemi's first window into encountering tensions head-on through skateboarding.
Again and again, we encounter the tension between the shared cultural experience that TV offers, and the separation it sometimes confirms.
With each encounter the tension between them grows, as Von Pfunz quietly asserts his power, without quite resorting to sexual blackmail, and Jeanne accommodates and pretends to welcome his attentions — as on some level she does — while rebelling at the humiliating position she is put in.
A few times, the men slowly tumble together on the floor, and as one man's mouth is suspended over another's and one man's head finds itself in another's crotch, the encounter sustains tension, both intimate and detached.
In our previous encounters, the tension was palpable and the feelings so intense you could cut them with a knife.
The deadly Aug. 11 encounter strained tensions between South L.A. and the LAPD, which was criticized not only for the officers' actions but for what some residents described as a lack of transparency in the department's investigation.
Here, one encountered riveting tensions in artworks such as Khalil Rabah's 2010 fiercely political The United States of Palestine Islands, featuring a big image of an American aircraft carrier planted with crops grown in the Gaza strip; and Walid Raad's surreal tableaux in which one views a war-damaged wall through the frame of a perfectly executed facade.
While the challenge of implementing and evaluating static interventions in dynamic contexts has been considered (94– 97), we encountered similar tensions during intervention design.
