Like my mother, she was also a street kid who became a serious alcoholic as a way to deal with the violent genocide she experienced as a result of the Indian Act and institutional disruptions caused by residential schools and child welfare.
The results imply that institutional responses and disruptions in students' educational trajectories, rather than social-psychological factors, are responsible for the arrest education link.
Often, this 'valley vision' willfully ignores local practices and historical precedent in favor of universalism, institutional 'disruption' and beliefs of exceptionalism.
Comparable turnover among senior managers can affect WISN implementation because of the loss of institutional memory and the disruption to functioning teams [ 36].
CDP's report, written at the behest of 365 institutional investors, revealed that disruptions in supplies of forest risk commodities could cost USD 906 billion per year.
The co-founder of Sun Microsystems believes every major disruption is "non-institutional". Here are a few he's betting on.
This measures how susceptible people's basic needs (such as health and nutrition) are to environmental disruptions.Social and institutional capacity.
Refugees and IDPs are particularly vulnerable to GBV: conflict, forced displacement of populations, separation of families, disruption of community and institutional protection structures, create opportunities for GBV perpetration and challenge access to justice for survivors [ 2].
Armed conflicts are associated with direct consequences like deaths, diseases, stress, migration and environmental destruction; indirect socio-economic disruption in the form of institutional, infrastructural and human capital destruction; and opportunity costs like famine due to disruption of agriculture as well as poverty due to disruption of commerce and education [ 1].
Since institutional care involved absence from domestic work, potential disruption to the family also had to be considered.
