The phrase
"educational initiatives" refers to efforts or activities that aim to improve or enhance education. It can include programs, projects, or policies that focus on initiatives like providing better resources, implementing new teaching methods, promoting access to education for all, or encouraging learning in innovative ways.
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The fund was used over seven years for a variety
of educational initiatives in the district, including a universal - preschool project, scholarships, and library books.
Work in all three of these domains demands better measurement methods to
support educational initiatives designed to better prepare and support our youth and their healthy development.
It is the «red - light» food and drink companies who should be reached out to put money back into schools and help to organise future
educational initiatives on childhood obesity.
This exhibition builds on the museum's rich and meaningful history with the artist over the course of decades in exhibitions and internationally
recognized educational initiatives.
At a broader level, several mechanisms for facilitating communication among the staff, professional development, collaboration, and participation in state and
federal educational initiatives were found.
Alongside our active visual arts programme, we offer opportunities for the local community via a number
of educational initiatives.
The foundation seeks to achieve this goal
through educational initiatives and an interdisciplinary programme of exhibitions and special projects in collaboration with internationally acclaimed artists, designers, and architects.
The gallery also hopes to establish a
new educational initiative for Harlem - based children in a joint venture with local non-profit institutions and schools.
In India — where the Maggi Noodles controversy continues to rage — and the law forbids promotion of any products for babies under 2 years, Nestlé is boasting about its new Maternity Protection Policy, describing its Start Healthy Stay Healthy campaign as «a science - based
educational initiative by Nestlé which, in partnership with doctors, focuses on the lifelong impact of breastfeeding and the first 1,000 days of life.»
Established in 1975 and based in New York, ICI works with curators and art spaces in the city and around the world to produce and present exhibitions, public programs, as well
as educational initiatives for professionals.
Among the primary goals of this group are gathering information that may inform a consensus on «best practice» policies,
developing educational initiatives to disseminate these policies to postdoctoral scientists and institutions, and encouraging and facilitating their implementation.
«We have a number of
educational initiatives with our government and industry partners to teach drone operators how to fly safely, including the drone registry we launched last December,» FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said in a statement.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Dana Foundation, a private philanthropic organization that promotes brain research and
related educational initiatives, and the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus hosted the 90 - minute session on Dec. 1.
«It is the
best educational initiative in which I've ever been involved, and I believe it has the potential to change the traditional high school into a place where students are actively, independently engaged in setting and reaching academic and professional goals.»
Second, the Code of Practice for Residential Wood Burning Appliances (2012) assists jurisdictions with implementing more stringent regulations, developing economic incentives, and
launching educational initiatives to reduce residential wood burning emissions.
National Pet Wellness Month (NPWM) is a clinic - centered
educational initiative designed to raise consumer awareness about the pet aging process, disease prevention and the importance of twice - a-year wellness exams for all cats and dogs.
That's why we proudly support
innovative educational initiatives that help young people pursue science, IT or entrepreneurial careers, even providing free education and employment opportunities in developing regions such as Africa and Brazil.
The IET Product Innovation Challenge is just one of
many educational initiatives run by the IET to encourage young people into careers in STEM.
Because I have just completed thirty years of teaching at a Christian university in Canada, I was most interested in his exploration of
educational initiatives undertaken by ordinary Christians against long odds.
Her corporate sector experience in pharmaceutical includes P+L responsibility for $ 5M + budgets, sales team development, training and management, creative product marketing, and
educational initiatives targeted toward practitioners.
We believe that effective social - emotional learning implemented in all our schools will significantly reduce the 22 % this Commonwealth spends on crime and substance abuse and urge the Commonwealth to seek such social impact bonds for this
transformative educational initiative.
In 2010 she curated an exhibition by Brazilian artist José Rufino at The Andy Warhol Museum and
co-coordinated educational initiatives for the exhibition Hélio Oiticica: Museum is the World.
The second edition of Testing Ground: Master Class (30 January — 6 February 2014), an
independent educational initiative developed with artist Doug Fishbone, offers a free, intensive programme for a small group of emerging artists from around the UK to discuss and develop their studio practice with leading international artists over the course of a week.
Parenting As A Hero's Journey is a nonprofit
educational initiative using the elements of curiosity, fun and imagination to support parents in exploring their personal stories while unmasking modern parenting mythologies.
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