Sentence examples for engagement organization from inspiring English sources

In 1956 she helped launch the strongest family and community engagement organization which still serves our public schools.

"People often dance around calling something racist," said Toby Crittenden, executive director of Washington Bus, a civic engagement organization in Seattle.

MELANIE CAMPBELL is the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, Inc. a non-profit, nonpartisan civic engagement organization, based in Washington, D.C.

At Yale, Stella translates for asylum seekers at the Yale Law School, is the co-founder and co-president of Students of Salaam, a refugee education and community engagement organization based in New Haven, a project leader for the Prison Education Initiative through the Yale Policy Lab and a research assistant in the Department of Economics and at Yale SOM.

Fellow Durham civic engagement organization and DukeEngage partner, WISER, was recently awarded a GlobalGiving UK Community Development Grant.

Generation18 is the nation's largest youth run young voter engagement organization.

However, in spite of growing evidence of the importance of supervisors in workforce engagement, organizations have been slow to implement changes in how supervisors are developed.

We've got to speak candidly with funders about the mistaken way they are investing in civic engagement organizations, or we risk them thinking it is the organizations' model that is to blame.

Through PIA's activities – working groups, a field-based co-design summit, an annual meeting and MIT student engagement, organizations can increase their individual and collective impact – all while leveraging and supporting the work of MIT programs focusing on global poverty alleviation.

Then I spoke with the heads of a few major Latino engagement organizations, and they all told me that Latino Americans speak English, and not to bother.

He recounts how he funded dozens of political and civic engagement organizations in conjunction with a group called Investing in Us. "Our goal is to identify promising organizations and provide them with resources to accelerate positive change," Hoffman said.