The nation's largest children's museum, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, is finding that it can take on difficult issues as well.
"If it did, nobody would be smoking, right?" The nation's largest children's museum, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, is finding that it can take on difficult issues as well.
I did hear in a number of cases that they are "fearless," or that they possess a willingness to take on difficult issues, even when it means expressing disagreement with higher levels in the organization.
The provocative conference title highlighted a willingness to take on difficult issues: "Religion and Development: Dialogue on Gender, Rights, and Sensitive Issues".
You can't tell them, or the NUS, it's OK to campaign on "safer" issues such as the environment but not on more divisive ones like cuts and austerity, or even on difficult issues such as the government's so-called Prevent campaign against terrorism.
"The American people were once better known for their ability to make tough choices on difficult issues," ran a separate Xinhua story – this one a commentary – by a person named Ming Jinwei.
Only one in five employees trust business leaders to tell the truth on difficult issues.
The leading physician educators used audience-response technology to engage participants on difficult issues.
Despite, sometimes, the lack of a total consensus, especially on difficult issues.
It can be a place where political and business leaders work toward consensus on difficult issues like trade.
They have "brutally frank exchanges on difficult issues, and it doesn't upset the apple cart," a senior Administration official told me.
