A permanent application (and site-specific adjustment) of this method, and the use of the resulting teaching tools, could reduce social vulnerability and empower indigenous communities in the development of volcanic risk mitigation strategies by revitalizing and sharing knowledge, rather than imposing one epistemological system onto the other.
The John Hope Franklin Center for Interdisciplinary and International Studies is a unique consortium of programs committed to revitalizing notions of how knowledge is gained and exchanged.
John Hope Franklin Center – A unique consortium of Duke University programs committed to revitalizing notions of how knowledge is gained and exchanged.
With the resurgence of camel husbandry, which also involves young refugees who have no previous experience, many have struggled to revitalize the associated knowledge.
However, once in camps, as conditions permit, refugees struggle to reassert their agency, develop productive activities and revitalize the associated knowledge and practices.
Edward Kosner, the former editor of Esquire magazine, has been negotiating with Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the owner of The New York Daily News, to become the editor in charge of revitalizing The Daily News's Sunday newspaper, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
These processes revitalized camel-associated traditional knowledge and the material and cultural bonds between refugees and their homeland (Volpato and Puri [2014]).
In the era of the knowledge economy, innovation and institutional accountability are the twin paths forward to revitalizing American competitiveness.
"There is a growing and welcome recognition that in a knowledge economy, institutions of higher education can — and must — be pivotal in generating growth and revitalizing communities," it begins.
Editorial:"Revitalizing Traditions" pp.6-7.
Revitalizing a struggling organization?
