Sentences with phrase «audience of global citizens»

By contributing to this project you're bringing together an audience of global citizens and you are giving them a platform to change the world.

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By empowering her students with the use of social media, Kristin Ziemke connects them to a global audience and introduces them to the complex communication required to be effective digital citizens.

The declaration will serve as a reference paper for the two year process of building a global citizens» movement, internally with the organizations and people involved and also externally with a wider audience and stakeholders.

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Speaking before an audience of politicians, energy gurus and concerned citizens at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas last night, former president Bill Clinton laid out an ambitious set of what he considers national and global priorities for the deployment of clean energy technologies.

Regarding my own presentation two days ago, my opening point was to inspire the audience to ask tough questions like I do, even if they have no science expertise, and I was going to follow that with a brief mention of how ordinary citizens know what contradictory climate science assessments look like and how their growing knowledge about those increasingly undermines the stability of the idea of man - caused global warming.