Now one of the nation's most prominent liberal scholars has joined the chorus.In this section Minding the nurture gap Pride and promiscuity Long, long road Loan-star state Rivals and accomplices ReprintsRobert Putnam is a former dean of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and the author of "Bowling Alone" (2000), an influential work that lamented the decline of social capital in America.
"The expansion of Kiva in Flint extends a unique opportunity to nurture community pride and engage citizens in contributing to positive developments across our city," Flint Mayor Dayne Walling told mlive.com.com
In addition, these findings highlight the importance of funding health interventions that support Indigenous families in urban centres to connect to culture, languages, and spirituality, which create opportunities to nurture cultural pride and connection to community in children and youth.
He took pride in nurturing special relationships with his suppliers.
But while remaining choosy, Mr. Blum takes a special pride in nurturing undiscovered authors.
In Chechnya the wolf is a symbol of national pride, a nurturing mother.
It's not about the crops, the sowing, the growing, the nurturing, though we take pride in doing that to be the best of our ability, it's something more elusive, more 'giving', the chance to drum from another rhythm, a bit older and slower.
As a teacher, I take pride in nurturing and guiding my students to develop a love for learning that enhances their ability to become contributing citizens in their community.
He was devoted to his patients, research and residents, whose success he nurtured and took great pride in.
Maybe it was that excessive local pride that nurtured my teenage scorn -- overexposure bred the proverbial contempt.
