Despite repeated threats, arrests and attacks against her over many years, Berta tirelessly continued to fight for what she believed in, organizing her community to defend their land rights and even winning the prestigious 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize for her work in opposition to a hydroelectric project which threatens access to the only water source for the indigenous Lenca community.
He asked her to send him what she had, so she organized it into six chapters and sent them off.
Almost 300 people wrote in; faced with the daunting task of sifting through the questions, she did what you would expect: she organized them.
Ms. Milgram described the smuggling operation as a combination of what she called "old-school organized crime, the Mafia, and new-school organized crime, gangs".
In 2001, Angie Tracey, an employee at the Centers for Disease Control, organized what she calls a "comprehensive workplace ministry," among the first officially sanctioned employee religious groups within the federal government.
His widow, Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, spent the past two decades combing through and organizing what she found.
Footnotes Shakira, below, is working to organize what she called a "revolutionary" benefit concert to fight poverty in Latin America, Billboard reported.
At BAM, in 2004, she organized a retrospective called "What About Bill Murray?," attended by hundreds of eager fans.
In "No Logo," Klein celebrated the anarchic formlessness of the anti-corporate protests — what she wryly termed "laissez-faire organizing".
Structure is often what these pure-movement pieces are about, but within such structure Ms. Brown bases the weight and quality of her movement on what she used to call an organizing principle.
