Sentences with phrase «collective voice heard»

Getting our collective voice heard is great for the industry.

Today, we have the chance to make our collective voice heard and rein in unchecked carbon pollution.

We must make our collective voices heard while we can.

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FTF is a grassroots initiative founded by Monáe and led by progressive millennials to advance awareness, inclusion, and opportunities for women and those who identify as women through music, arts, mentorship and education, with the platform message, «We are here, and we are ready for our collective voices to be heard.»

Indeed, the louder our collective voices, the more we will be heard.

The march will take us past the Houses of Parliament and we will make sure that MPs and Peers hear our collective voice and understand our message.

One criticism frequently heard is that the authentic voice of an individual does not accurately represent the collective.

If we know that it takes a village, then the collective voices of the members of the village need to be heard, respected, and considered.

I need for the voices of teachers to resound the most at that collective decision - making table and be heard the most by the politicians enacting educational law.

In March, their collective voices were heard at three major events.

And in Virginia, where teachers unions do not have collective - bargaining rights, labor leaders often rely on political pressure to get their voices heard.

We believe that a Facing History and Ourselves classroom is in many ways a microcosm of democracy — a place where explicit rules and implicit norms protect everyone's right to speak; where different perspectives can be heard and valued; where members take responsibility for themselves, each other, and the group as a whole; and where each member has a stake and a voice in collective decisions.

Whatever the outcome, our collective voices have been heard.

Please continue to showcase the beauty of our Island... because of collective blogging voices can be heard and can touch other people's lives.

More recently she has turned her focus on working with young people exploring how their voices are heard in society, including the Noise Summit commissioned by SLG, working with school - aged children who live on an estate in South London, exploring their relationship to noise, making noise and having their voices heard in public space and Baldwin's Nigger RELOADED a project with the sorryyoufeeluncomfortable collective that reflects on the contemporary relevance of Horace Ove's 1968 film documenting James Baldwin's visit that year to the West Indian Student Centre.

It is the baseline for what we hear in today's remaining wild places, and it is likely that the origins of every piece of music we enjoy and word we speak come, at some point, from this collective voice.

However, the cost of making the collective voice of our association's one million members heard at the National, State and Local levels grew dramatically with the Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court ruling in 2010.