Sentence examples for promoting resilience from inspiring English sources
Informing the public of risks is regarded as critical to promoting resilience (UKCO 2013).
Children's experiences are crucial for promoting resilience in all stages: preparing for disasters, responding, and recovering.
The UK's rationale behind promoting resilience is that some risks are regarded as unpredictable, and that the degree of uncertainty is so high that these risks cannot be prevented.
Yesterday I participated in a panel about promoting resilience.
Psychologists Marshall Duke and Robyn Fivush, along with their colleagues at the Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life of Emory University, have demonstrated the importance of storytelling as a way of promoting resilience in school-age children.
In addition, Stephen Flynn, president of the Center for National Policy, who has been the leader for years on promoting resilience, says that there is also a deterrent value to resilience saying that, "if an adversary believes that Americans are well-prepared to prevent, withstand, and rapidly recover from acts of terrorism, the appeal of engaging in such acts would be diminished".
It shifts our energies from organizations that promote strategic and disciplined activity and toward those which promote resilience and adaptability.
Like many neighborhoods where philanthropists and policy makers try to promote resilience, Red Hook recently developed a formal community emergency plan, called Ready Red Hook.
In a pioneering project in an underprivileged part of Bradford, Davies has used principles from her Laughology model to promote resilience and help people cope in difficult situations.
The EU's development and humanitarian arms have committed themselves to working more closely to promote resilience, and the UK Department for International Development (DfID) has committed itself to building disaster resilience into all its country programmes by 2015.
Those specialists who are available can design and oversee mental health programmes, as well as train, supervise, and support refugees in using evidence-based techniques to promote resilience and alleviate mental health distress in their own communities.
