Sentence examples for organizing who from inspiring English sources

Carol Giardina, who now teaches women's studies and American history at Queens College, said, "I don't know anyone who founded a group and did early organizing" who wasn't thrown out.

Alinsky was the founder of modern community organizing, who worked to improve the lot of poor people in cities from New York to California, especially including Chicago, his birthplace, and the city where Obama later did his own community organizing.

While I saw a majority of my Facebook friends upset with Trump's victory on social media, many of these same friends were those who looked down on grassroots organizing, who looked down on protests, who looked down on the work that I felt would make a difference.

Interviewee 4 "Last year, we defined these six categories [for organizing WHO's future work].

However, instead of expanding its mandate, the organization had largely limited its operational focus to the health sector: "Last year, we defined these six categories [for organizing WHO's future work].

Terry Thurman, the new U.A.W. vice president for organizing who once led the union's Indiana and Kentucky region, pledged "all the assistance we can" at an organizing rally in nearby Lexington in March.

In an emergency many organizations come to help so we need to work together and organize who does what and where.

This is people who actually organize, who hold events, who hold meetings, who fundraise.

And even if the conference does get organized, who, pray, will attend?

There are people around the planet, well connected and organized, who would like to kill him and his family and friends, just to make a point.

You need to have guys organize who goes where, who's going to rent the office space, run the headquarters," he said.