Local peacebuilders are using groups on social media, mobile chatrooms and dedicated networking platforms to nurture exchanges between groups that are divided by conflict lines.
Serve as a forum for vibrant discussions on European history and contemporary affairs which nurture the exchange of ideas across disciplines, sectors, generations, and across the Atlantic.
East Windsor has nurtured a teacher exchange program with China for several years, and Mr. Soutra's trip, which he had been planning since late last year, was to have lasted five weeks.
We see ourselves as but one center within a large and diverse university system whose job is to nurture the free exchange of information and ideas, while expanding knowledge of humanity and nature.
Within this sociality, a Pakistani person understands herself/himself to be constituted through kinship networks of nurture and exchange (Mumtaz and Salway 2009).
This is a powerful tool, which needs to be nurtured through educational exchanges, peer-to-peer dialogues and increased connectivity between the real Russian private sector and its international partners.
The easiest way to make this kind of small indoor scene work is to live in someone else's house and nurture the plants in exchange for a third or half the profits, and that is how the Kid would be spending her time for the next two months.
Stanford Continuing Studies is dedicated to the mission of nurturing a vibrant learning community, nourishing the life of the mind, and promoting the pleasures of intellectual exploration and exchange.
Aitu Ball is one of those steps towards nurturing our community in ways that are relevant and grow the space so that we can offer a genuine cultural exchange and finally connect from our isolated corner of the world.
The subject was nurturing.
Our culture is not nurturing.
