What is the minimum number of hours a week, a month or a year that one must dedicate to nurturing the equality and uniqueness of other human beings?
By studying the origins of America's public schools, Neem urges us to focus on the defining features of democratic education: promoting equality, nurturing human beings, preparing citizens, and fostering civic solidarity.
Equality of nurturing is key.Sir Michael points out, sensibly, that more should be done to avoid ill health in the first place.
If we can build a society that encourages greed and sentiments which justify inequality, then we can also build a society nurturing solidarity, compassion and equality.
Another of the Southern Poverty Law Center's signature initiatives is the Teaching Tolerance program, which provides resources for educators to help create school environments that are welcoming and nurturing -- "classrooms where equality and justice are not just taught, but lived".
By holding politicians to account, demanding greater equality of opportunity, and nurturing a generation of politicians away from the egotistical path that sees many rise only to vanish without trace.
We cannot move towards our goals of fairness and equality until we find ways to nurture the alignment of our unconscious with our conscious values.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah's vision for the republic involved a separation of religion and politics, the equality of all Pakistanis, and the nurturing of an intelligentsia.
Advocacy initiatives designed to educate both women and men on the benefits of gender equality and joint decision-making can help nurture a more cooperative relationship between them.
Engaging men and boys: Educating men and boys, as well as women and girls, on the benefits of gender equality and joint decision-making can help nurture more cooperative relationships.
Her proudest achievement in parliament since 1997: "Delivering Surestart, the early-nurture programme for disadvantaged mums and their babies, because equality is a birthright.
