Sentence examples for thinking organizing from inspiring English sources

Not because it is extraordinarily difficult but because it simply requires a different way of thinking, organizing and, perhaps, manufacturing.

Decades of thinking, organizing, lobbying and planning have generated a workable framework.

(Its name was "Oh My God!") Since then, he's spent much of his life thinking, organizing, and parading Art Cars.

Timeline.JS: We wanted timelines in the One Person, One Vote site to trace significant events in SNCC's history but also to illustrate how SNCC's experiences on the ground transformed their thinking, organizing, and acting.

I guess it's time to develop those satisfying and expansive skills of thinking, organizing, and acting to bring back that mighty dream again, that dream of a land that never has been yet -- but will be.

I try to use privileged pieces of my identity to gain access to spaces where I can create and continue introductory conversations around race, gender, and sexuality that prepare young people for further political thinking, organizing, and education that should and must be led by black women themselves.

"I would be surprised if they are ready, there are so many people," said Diaz-Duran. "I do think immigrant-aid organizations need to start thinking of organizing and training volunteers.

I am thinking about organizing a 30th reunion for my elementary-school "graduating" class.

Now, Mr. Weintraub is thinking of organizing "ghost tours" of Jewish Miami Beach.

They should embrace the arduous — but often transformative — work of thinking and organizing.

They are there, beyond racism, silently thinking and organizing in its shadows, like Colin Kaepernick.