She provided as an example that she and her peers were able to add a custom field for pronouns to her organization's communications tool, Slack, that made visible how people wanted to be addressed.
A more adequate conception would make visible how social norms and pressures influence the choices offered to patients, and would emphasize the obligations of healthcare providers to actively support patient autonomy and decision making.
They are often grown and implemented in silos because there are no shared platforms, coordination mechanisms, or shared mental maps that make visible how all these initiatives can be linked to support the larger landscape of economic transformation.
How art makes visible what had been invisible the effects of radiation, the lives of atomic bomb survivors, and the politics of the atomic age.
It's the pleasure of motion, as gods, mortals and animals keep changing places, and the boundaries between what we feel and what we should feel keep getting erased, then redrawn; and the way everything is made visible too: how the actors go from language to gesture and from role to role, guided (and followed) by music, light and shadow.
Understand how documentation shapes, extends, and makes visible children's and adults' individual and group learning.
The next section explores the semantic types of circumstantial meanings across different structural realisations in our corpus, aiming to show that by viewing texts with this broader gaze on circumstantial meaning, we can make visible more of how these texts make meaning.
Making Learning Visible: How can teachers and students create new forms of learning in which their identities and their knowledge can be made more visible to themselves and to others?
"I see design going through filtering, clarifying, making things visible — how does that go towards defining your work as a designer?" a moderator asked in a morning session, making us ache for the scent "coffee".
