Sentence examples for lectures on issues from inspiring English sources

He writes and lectures on issues related to Islamic political thought and Middle Eastern politics.

She also maintains a Web site aimed at teenage girls, CultureofModeling.com, and lectures on issues relating to young women's body image and self-esteem.

He gave a series of high-profile lectures on issues of the day, addressing early on the 2003 Iraq war, an action that he considered to be "a serious violation of international law".

Since then, YWC has been able to gain non-profit status, form a male advocacy group, organize monthly lectures on issues regarding gender and women's studies, collect books to build libraries in Kabul and Helmand, and begin conducting research on street harassment in Kabul, thanks to a new grant.

He frequently lectures on issues relating to the Israel-Palestine peace process in both North America and Europe – to academic, political and Jewish community audiences – and appears frequently on major news channels, such as the BBC, CBS, Sky News, and Australian radio.

She lectures on issues of social difference and peace and writes a weekly column for the Michigan Citizen.

Lectures on health systems topics including financing and human resources, address issues that are directly relevant to less developed countries whereas other lectures focus on issues which are of more direct domestic concern (such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health).

But being so close to those healthy communities also helped Cabrini become both a target of the news media and a clich?said Lee Bey, who writes a blog for public radio on architecture and lectures on urban issues.

The group, which deploys a traditional Santa with a long white beard but clad in a green outfit, raises funds to conserve forests and gives lectures on environmental issues at schools.

In 1648 Bourdon was one of the founders of the French Royal Academy, in which he became professor and rector and led an impressive series of public lectures on current issues in art.

Hull House also held concerts that were free to everyone, offered free lectures on current issues, and operated clubs for both children and adults.