Many policy and healthcare initiatives are undertaken to foster equal opportunities for people with ID, endorsed by the UN's stated principles of equal rights for people with disabilities so that they can live, participate and be fully included in the community [ 1].
Member States should foster equal opportunities in education, including early childhood education, and raise overall education levels, particularly for the least qualified and learners from disadvantaged backgrounds.
From Chapter One: "Affirmative Action in university admissions started in the late 1960s as a noble effort to jump-start racial integration and foster equal opportunity.
They say HR 1044 would not solve America's diversity and immigration problem, nor would it foster equal opportunity.
-Benjamin D. Reese Jr. was appointed vice president for institutional equity, overseeing efforts to promote diversity and foster equal opportunity within the university and health system.
New technologies combined with open source licensing enable sharing of educational material in ways that build global community, inspire innovation, and foster equal opportunity through equal access to information.
Teacher training on trans issues should be improved, she says, and Ofsted given a role in inspecting whether institutions are genuinely fostering equal opportunities for all pupils and staff.
Both of them are essentially moderate liberals who favor traditional Democratic goals — fostering equal opportunity, strengthening the safety net, reducing poverty and inequality, and making America a more enlightened place.
By fostering equal opportunity in computer science, women and minorities can be proportionally represented as technical leaders, executives, founders, VCs, board members, coders, and software engineers.
This network of social housing bodies in Metz engages proactively in the community to promote equal opportunities, economic development and "all actions fostering social ties".
"Equal opportunities," she laughs.
