Sentence examples for intergenerational legacy from inspiring English sources

These distortions can create a disturbing intergenerational legacy.

She is currently working on "Harvesting the Wisdom of Our Lives: An Intergenerational Legacy Guide".

She is currently working on "Harvesting the Wisdom of Our Lives: An Intergenerational Legacy Guide for Seniors and Their Families".

She is currently working on Your Legacy Matters: An Intergenerational Legacy Guide, to be published early 2013.

It's a point the first report from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission hammers home: there is an intergenerational legacy of residential schools.

Moreover, the intergenerational legacies related to homelessness, mental illness and foster care have untold consequences for children.

Given the multiple demands mothers face, a failure to recognise their unique needs is likely to contribute to intergenerational legacies of homelessness and mental health problems.

Given the multiple demands mothers face in their efforts to maintain their family, reunite with their children or mourn the loss of children who are no longer in their care, a failure to attend to their unique needs is likely to contribute to intergenerational legacies of homelessness and mental health problems.

Armah says black people have a legacy of intergenerational trauma due to unrelenting cycles of violence.

Anyone with even a cursory knowledge of American history knows that the Southeast has long been challenged by entrenched intergenerational poverty largely as a legacy of our challenging past.

Nuclear weapons release intense ionising radiation that jeopardises any immediate survivors; causes acute and long-term illnesses, including cancers, that are often deadly; and leaves a legacy of genetic and intergenerational health harm.