SOME members of the presidents' conference, mainly those representing Judaism's Reform movement, see a problem.
But some younger people involved in the growing autism self-advocacy movement see things differently.
Brought to wider public attention by the Occupy movement (see human megaphone, above) but predates it by many years.
Many veterans of the movement see the period of activism depicted in the film validated by its continued relevance.
Many involved in the climate movement see it as a human rights movement or a movement inseparable from human rights.
In the 1970s Belize took its case for self-determination to the international community, appealing to the United Nations (UN) and joining the Nonaligned Movement (see neutralism).
On November 28th, one representative Nicolas Sarkozy takes over Mr Chirac's ruling party, the Union for a Popular Movement (see article).
As the main activist arm of the Abolition Movement (see abolitionism), the society was founded in 1833 under the leadership of William Lloyd Garrison.
The members of the movement see the agency as a way of countering what they perceive as western bias in the reporting of the mainstream news media.
Still, some who have studied the evangelical movement see signs of splintering, as younger evangelicals begin to assert their own political identity.
What does a leader in the self-described progressive, anti-racist education-reform movement see in Trump to feel positive about?
