action for change

The belief in collective action for change was mentioned earlier.

He also has the responsibility of deciding the appropriate action for changes where rejection would be contentious.

In the introduction, emphasis was placed on the study of the city as a way of understanding social action for change.

Action for change is the programme focussed on advocacy and campaigns in th North.

In: Communicating with children and adolescents: Action for change.

Schools who participate in We Day are asked to undertake one local and one global action for change during the course of the year.

More than anything, Aida hopes to bring global attention to the plight of the vulnerable and galvanize action for change with her films.

The question of 'reserve army or underclass' is crucial to any understanding of the potential for social action for change.

- Building a movement that engages and educates people, and supports them to take simple but effective individual actions for change.

In 1995, he created his own party called AC (action for changes) which regrouped Haratine into a majority.

In 1964 it created the Baptist Action for Racial Brotherhood (BARB), which early the next year produced a pamphlet outlining actions for change in local churches.

Over 4300 People Participate in BCAction's Free Educational Webinars BCAction's webinars provide unbiased, scientific-based information for women to make their own decisions and take action for change.

The Festival celebrated the progress already made in fighting extreme poverty, secured financial commitments for tackling extreme poverty and disease, totaling 1.3 billion USD, and called on thousands of ambassadors to take action for change.

Guided by the principles of participatory research, the main objectives of the Center's researches are to develop Third World perspectives on various issues and to translate knowledge generated in order to promote actions for change or to improve existing local actions.

ADAPT organizers train its new chapter leaders with a curriculum that borrows from the National Training and Information Center's (NTIC) community organizing training, but with a disability rights spin and including insights gained by ADAPTers through over two decades of organized direct action for change.