Sentence examples for platform to organize from inspiring English sources

Ronald Newman, ACLU director of strategic initiatives, said, "In a world without net neutrality, activists may lose an essential platform to organize and fight for change, and small organizations may never get a fair shot to grow and thrive.

Social media gives us a platform to organize our reflections.

Some 30,000 activists attended the Beijing conference, and they have used its platform to organize women and to press governments to keep their commitments.

A crusader against female circumcision, Dr. Nour founded the clinic to help women who had been mutilated and to give her a platform to organize doctors and other professionals against the ritual.

The effect of these decisions by the censors, Ben Gharbia pointed out, was that the regime "concentrated everything on Facebook, and then that was the main platform to organize".

Sara Ziff, a model working with Fordham University's Fashion Law Institute, has formed a nonprofit group called the Model Alliance that hopes to give models a platform to organize for workplace protections.

Companies use a wide range of LMS platforms to organize and manage their corporate training content, and Blank says that OpenSesame's content is now compatible with about 75percentt of the options out there.

The architecture is based on the interoperability of the various models and is integrated in a platform allowing to organize the workflows of data and the production of real time information's used by the decision makers.

So then, what happens to social cohesiveness when every interest group with a drum to bang works out how to effectively rechannel the power of platform tech to organize and protest — and/or influence and subvert?

On the political side, Twitter has made key hires from the DC beltway, and its possible a startup like Votizen could leverage the platform to help organize political interests online.

The Daily Stormer, which spews racist, gender-based and homophobic hate speech on a daily basis, was used as a platform to help organize a violent white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville — and, afterwards, to celebrate the killing of anti-fascist protestor Heather Heyer, who died after a far right supporter drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors.