Bewildered Boston leaders are jumpstarting conversations in the city as they seek to address divisions that have created political and economic apartheid between whites and blacks across its neighborhoods.
The tool you use to jumpstart the conversation on financial literacy isn't nearly as important as the conversations they will generate.
But they also jumpstart the conversation about a play — by advancing an articulate position, as well as providing a vocabularly for grappling with ideas that can be pretty slippery for the unitiatiated (the Wooster Group, anyone?).
'Westworld' Jumpstarts the Conversations We Need to Be Having About A.I.
It was written to jumpstart a conversation between mothers and daughters on the importance of cherishing their bodies and appreciating all the miraculous things our bodies can do.
I obviously don't think this is likely -- which is why democracy advocates, I believe, need to jumpstart a conversation about alternative approaches immediately.
This year, to highlight some of this work and jumpstart the conversation, independent broadcaster Link TV's ViewChange project and Huffington Post Impact, in collaboration with McKinsey & Company's Social Sector Office, have joined to take a look at some of the most exciting social innovations taking place around the world.
It really had nothing to do with devices, or screen time, or any of the other overly exaggerated mischaracterizations of the early 21st century.. Instead, the argument should have been centered around how to jumpstart a conversation on the value of education.
I'm happy to say that the show jumpstarted a conversation with Will about the purpose and meaning of drag, and I began appreciating the beauty and art of drag.
In the span of a single month, he was exposed as a liar on national television, found himself at the center of a scandal that shut down production of "Bachelor in Paradise," and inadvertently jumpstarted a conversation about consent and reality TV. .
