Sentence examples for underprivileged access from inspiring English sources

The Odyssey Project's mission was to give the underprivileged access to what Shorris calls "the moral life of downtown". Since people from underserved communities have few opportunity to leave their neighborhoods, they have limited access, if any, to the lectures, films, museums, and other "high culture" products that downtown offers.

They have given a generation of underprivileged students access to a quality education that has heretofore been largely out of reach.

West, alongside his mother, founded the "Kanye West Foundation" in Chicago in 2003, tasked with a mission to battle dropout and illiteracy rates, while partnering with community organizations to provide underprivileged youth access to music education.

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When food justice is understood only in terms of an enlightened "us" helping an underprivileged "them" access "good food" (i.e. not white bread), we miss the real root causes of our dietary crises--soaring inequality, declining prospects for large segments of the population, and concentration of power in the food industry.

We also tap into virtual platforms to provide the underprivileged communities with access to technology to promote digital inclusion.

For example, it makes sense for a company like Apple or Microsoft to promote computer access in underprivileged areas.

The Federal Communications Commission hopes that amount would enable the underprivileged to gain greater access to what has become a vital tool for education, entertainment and economic prosperity.

But with Natural Cycles already working with Title X – a government scheme that funds reproductive healthcare to low-income Americans – to give free access to underprivileged women in New Hampshire, it seems that whether or not Berglund intends to, getting caught up in politics may be unavoidable.

For every client Iceberg Digital serves, an underprivileged child is given access to an education they would otherwise not receive.

Nonprofit microfinance organizations also help people in underprivileged and underrepresented communities access the capital they need to start businesses, buy homes or build credit, often when they can't get financing through a traditional bank.