Sentences with phrase «families make their voices heard»

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We hope to paint a picture of what maternity services in Ireland look like for the families using them and to make sure that their voices are heard.

Check out the full article for more details about the Tech Resistance, including a look at how the Working Families Party, Indivisible, MoveOn, People for Bernie and other groups combined their tools and talents to help local organizers make their voices heard.

We are confident that he will help to make certain that the voices of healthcare workers and all working families are heard in Albany.»

We are confident he will help to make certain that the voice of healthcare workers and all working families are heard in Albany.»

The evening hour - long sessions will give Hudson Valley families the opportunity to make their voices heard and bring local issues to his attention.

«They stand with working - class people of color like me on issue after issue including preserving and building truly affordable housing, reforming the NYPD, protecting immigrant families, standing up for workers» rights, and making sure that all people's voices are heard in our democracy.»

I urge everyone to make their voice heard on Election Day by casting their ballot for the candidate they believe will best represent their concerns and the issues that matter most to their families,» said State Senator Jeff Klein.

The Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition (NWBCCC) was one of eight organizations that planned the spirited gathering, along with ACORN, Community Voices Heard, Make the Road NY, NYS Tenants & Neighbors Coalition, New York Immigration Coalition, NYC AIDS Housing Network, and the Working Families Party.

«From a current policy perspective,» says Weiss, «we can all continue to show leadership by making our voices heard about the importance of systemic family engagement in the current conversation about the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) Reauthorization.»

Families and community members already have strong voices; work to make sure they're heard.

About CCSA Families CCSA Families (formerly Families That Can) is part of the California Charter Schools Association, a nonprofit organization that helps empower charter school leaders, teachers, and parents to make their voices heard in the state capitol and in their local communities.

Making sure every parent's voice is heard and all families are involved in the process is critical to ensuring a successful implementation.

Just as our students, families and staff fought for our schools to stay open, Green Dot will make our voices heard and let lawmakers know they must take additional action now to fully fund Washington state's public schools and properly address the McCleary lawsuit.

Without saying a word, Connecticut's charter school families, students, leaders and educators made their voices heard Tuesday...

Without saying a word, Connecticut's charter school families, students, leaders and educators made their voices heard Tuesday during a «Day of Silence» demonstration held at the State Capitol ahead of the Appropriations Committee hearing.

Acoustically, they presented us with a wonderful mix of clan and family voices (sadly not heard by Orca - livers as our internet connection was down) that faded into silence as the orcas made their way east in Johnstone Strait.

Our expert immigration solicitors in London will go through your case, investigate your asylum and / or human rights application (s) and help you gather all the necessary supporting evidence while being with you and your family all the way to make sure your voice is heard loud and clear.

Senior judges have also made their voices heard, portraying the most recent cuts in strong language: the new President of the Supreme Court, Lady Justice Hale, described them as probably «a false economy»; Lady Justice Hallett, a senior Court of Appeal judge, said they had created a «huge burden» on judges, lawyers and litigants; while Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division, called them «shaming».

Many women have not learned how to negotiate well on their own behalf; how to find and use mentors and champions appropriately; how to define success and power in their own terms; how to build the necessary support networks needed to manage both career and family obligations (Sandberg has two small children); or how to make sure their voices are heard at the table.

«And I encourage all of you, families, students, teachers, anyone who wants change head to Washington this Saturday, or find a local march happening in your city, and show your support for these kids as they make their voices heard.

It began with the children and families who came from Broward County and across our state to make sure their voices were heard.

Even since the Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the survivors and victims» families have done everything to get their voices heard to make sure such an incident does not occur again.

«As a figure in this state, as one of the top figures, it's my duty to make sure I continue to let my voice be heard,» Wade said after meeting the Oliver family.

We are getting down to the wire — make your voice heard and urge your senator to protect access to family planning and women's health care!

Because couples and families have multiple voices to be heard, I have found that the 50 minute sessions I use for individuals are generally too short to make adequate progress.

Kids First's overall goals are to create stability for children of divorce, lessen the effect of family conflict on children, connect families to support systems and needed resources, and make children's voices heard.

The overall goals for Kids First are to create stability for children, lessen the effect of conflict on kids, connect families to support systems and needed resources, and make children's voices heard.

«We both work hard at supporting the family through our jobs and home - making, so it is nice to hear appreciation voiced.»

Your own mission statement Cafcass, is to «represent children in family court cases and make sure that children's voices are heard and decisions are taken in their best interest.»