Sentence examples for organizing speaking from inspiring English sources

On the nation's most prestigious campuses, first-generation-in-college students like Ms. Barros are organizing, speaking up about who they are and what's needed to make their path to a degree less fraught.

If we're going to succeed, it's going to take a sustained effort from mothers and fathers, daughters and sons, law enforcement and responsible gun owners, organizing, speaking up, calling their members of Congress as many times as it takes, standing up and saying enough on behalf of all our kids.

We are organizing, speaking out, standing up and providing hope to young people of color around the country.

On their journey this young couple will organize speaking engagements in communities and on campuses to advocate for climate action and identify effective strategies for climate communication.

I was marching through Texas in the late 90s with Journey of Hope, a group that organizes speaking tours against the death penalty.

Over the last 30 years activists from so many affected communities organized, spoke out, went to court and amped up the pressure in the fight for environmental justice.

With the wall as the main focus, Jabbari also organized spoken word and calligraphy workshops to attract the city's youth.

He's totally organized, speaks several languages, regularly trounces his boss at chess, has a gorgeous French girlfriend -- and secretly dreams of being a secret agent.

But thousands upon thousands of people across Washington and along the path of those coal trains organized, spoke out at public hearings, called, sent letters, rallied, met with elected officials, and did so much more over the past seven years.

Largely self-educated, Rexroth spent much of his youth traveling in the western United States, organizing and speaking for unions.

Steinem, a founding member, travelled the country, organizing and speaking, and Edgar, a Southerner, was dispatched to Mississippi and Missouri to work on political campaigns.