Sentence examples for social change groups from inspiring English sources
As a result, he said, many social change groups innovate less often and less wildly.
Mr. Bloomberg, among the 10 wealthiest people in the world, has the staff, money and time to focus on giving big institutional gifts, like the one to Johns Hopkins, and also smaller grants to social change groups, like a $1 million gift this week to two Florida cities, Coral Springs and Parkland, for an art project around gun violence.
It's time for social change groups to start taking fun seriously.
Reports like Spoiler Alert and Making Waves aim to help social change groups and funders figure out how to invest in long-term culture-shifting work.
It's why we've been building and testing the Cultural Pulse, a service that tracks storylines, hot moments, and fan conversations for issue-focused social change groups.
The Rescue Social Change Group, San Diego, will handle assignments aimed at four demographic groups: African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispandcs and youth who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
A 2009 meta study on the links between ICT skills and employability in the US by the Technology and Social Change group determined that "ICT skills are almost never the missing link that miraculously transforms employment prospects".
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who was there representing his social change group, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, spoke several times to express concern that Wall Street — and Goldman — had recovered while the rest of the economy was still struggling.
Nacro is working with The Exceptionals, a social change campaign group that offers a one-stop directory for businesses looking to employ ex-offenders.
The evaluation found evidence that the community response can generate social changes among groups that are severely affected by the HIV epidemic.
At a recent retreat I facilitated focused on social change, a diverse group of people gathered, from company and foundation executives to grassroots activists and public housing residents.
