The liberal counterpart to a movie of explicit Christian advocacy such as "War Room" is the righteous-cause movie, whether a mediocre one, such as "Pride," or an excellent one, such as "Selma".
This model of advocacy has even become explicit at the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey, where its president, Emlyn Koster, has stressed his wish for "relevancy" and an interest in developing "social and environmental responsibility".
Any plan to build research capacity needs to include an explicit component for mentorship, leadership, and advocacy.
Subsequent HIAs conducted by the UCBHIG have involved close partnerships with community stakeholders, with explicit roles for analysis, communication, and advocacy.
There have been instances of people being charged anyway, because of the vague wording, leading some advocacy groups to fight for explicit wording to allow fixed gears without brakes.
I envision a type of education which places an explicit focus on leadership development and social justice advocacy.
The Wisconsin Right to Life decision, in other words, already gave corporations wide berth to buy advertisements attacking or supporting candidates, as long as they were cloaked in the appearance of "issue advocacy" and stopped short of "express advocacy" — an explicit appeal for the election or defeat of a candidate.
That law was also nationally innovative, as 19 states have banned leaving kids unattended in cars, according to the advocacy group KidsandCars.org, but there was no explicit precedent for the right of intervention by passersby.
Respondents were identified through a combination of purposive and snowball sampling methods [ 16, 18] to ensure that we identified a breadth and depth of experience and knowledge in breast cancer clinical practice, policy making, and patient advocacy from across these diverse regions, based on explicit inclusion criteria (Table 1).
