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"I think nowadays they're mainly in Russell Group universities," says Les Ebdon, director of the Office of Fair Access (Offa), the watchdog that promotes equal access to universities.

Although the suggested activities for Mix It Up at Lunch Day do not expressly address gay and lesbian students, the law center itself promotes equal treatment for gays and lesbians and that philosophy then informs the school program, he said.

Drafted by Ms. Zenk, the board's liaison to the task force, the resolution called on the Scouts to "set a policy that promotes equal protection of the law and discourages discrimination" by admitting gays and allowing the question of sexual preference to remain a private matter.

"The nature of the bank must shift from an institution that essentially mediates North-South cooperation to an institution that promotes equal partnership with all countries as a way to deal with development issues and to overcome an outdated donor-recipient dichotomy".

The Human Rights Campaign, a national organization that promotes equal rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, has persuaded Mr. Blankfein to be its first national corporate spokesman for same-sex marriage, an issue that will come up for a legislative vote in several states this year, including Washington and Maryland.

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As a democratically elected member of her School Parliament, Shuruk has worked on projects supporting gender equality and promoting equal access to education.

But beyond merely having equal access to education, true gender equality means that schools are gender-sensitive environments that promote equal participation and empowerment.

Its aim is to promote equal opportunities and the active participation of PWDs in mainstream society.

Employers have offered reasonable adjustments in the workplace as part of promoting equal opportunities for all.

"Congress endeavored to promote equal opportunity in fact, and not simply in form," she said.