The Summer Institute in Global Mental Health is an immersion training program for mental health, health, and allied professionals working with populations that have endured severe adversities and trauma, such as domestic and political violence, extreme poverty, armed conflict, epidemics, and natural disasters.
The Angels endured another notable collapse in 1995, squandering a record 111/2-game 111/2-game leadivisional Seattleadariners with six weeks left in the seasover
It is not that National Review, founded in 1955, has not endured political adversity.
For example, an inn may be a castle, a flock of sheep an army, etc. Be prepared to endure hardship and adversity, particularly from those who do not understand your calling.
But to get to that podium, with that message, Smith endured adversity that might've otherwise hardened her.
The 27-year-old British powerlifter, who will attempt to win a Paralympic medal this Friday in Rio, has endured adversity throughout his tumultuous life.
That's where Barkley excelled and endured adversity during his final season for the Trojans.
Less sensational than that of Classical protagonists and not requiring military action for its manifestation, Christian heroism is a continuous reaffirmation of faith in God and is manifested in renewed prayer for patience and fortitude to endure and surmount adversities.
Unbroken is an incredible story of the capacity of the human spirit to endure indescribable adversity and then, with God's help, to emerge with remarkable wholeness.
Friends endure unspeakable adversity--including, but not limited to financial ruin, crippling addictions or, heaven forbid, having to bury a child.
Of them 3677 (18% of all) endured three to six adversities.
