Sentence examples for equity initiative from inspiring English sources

Stanford's Presence Center's AI in Medicine: Inclusion & Equity Initiative has just announced its seed grant awardees for 2019.

The student-led Gender Equity Initiative (GEI) worked closely with the admissions office to increase the number of women in the class of 2016.

The money includes Aus$1.8 million for the Science in Australia Gender Equity initiative to attract and retain women in science, which is modelled on the Athena SWAN Charter, a UK higher-education accreditation programme.

Government sources have disclosed that the Help to Buy equity initiative will finish in 2023, rather than the original closing date of 2021, the second time it has been extended.

Through its Global Philanthropy Program, the Global Equity Initiative of Harvard University aims to advance knowledge about global philanthropy and the role of private philanthropic investments in furthering global equity.

Though his HIV Equity Initiative, he pioneered the use of community caregivers, known as compagnateurs, who visited their HIV-positive neighbors daily, monitored their health and ensured they were taking their antiretroviral and/or tuberculosis medication.

There is scope to develop links between gender equity initiatives in areas of adult and adolescent health, and child health and nutrition programming.

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Some $9 million of that total is reserved for reverse mortgage counseling, which helps borrowers understand the benefits, costs and risks, of such loans, says Barbara Stucki, vice president for home equity initiatives at The National Council on Aging.

"It is likely the reverse mortgage option will be considered alongside some of the more traditional methods of saving and investment," said Barbara Stucki, vice president for home equity initiatives at the National Council on Aging.

There are a number of grassroots equity initiatives already in the works in California, but some fear that systemic hurdles will continue to block those who are most suited to work in the industry from accessing jobs.