Sentences with phrase «for cultural continuity»

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The outgoing leader could also serve as a mentor for future managers to ensure cultural continuity.

It appears in a different form partly because the problem of social continuity has become as great for us as the problem of change and reform, but even more because the historical, cultural character of human existence has come into fuller view.

Thus, the PLC provided the foundation for cultural and structural continuity from the previous principal to the current principal.

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Choosing between willful exposure to unnecessary peril for the sake of cultural continuity, on the one hand, and heading for high ground because it makes sense, on the other, might not be as easy as it seems, even in this modern age.

[49] For example a 2006 study in Canada found that the greater the cultural continuity in an Indigenous community the lower the rate of youth suicide.

Chang, H. and Pulido, D. (1994) The critical importance of cultural and linguistic continuity for infants and toddlers.

In comparison, studies on community control by First Nations groups in British Columbia, Canada, suggest a direct correlation between increased cultural continuity within First Nation communities and reduced suicide rates.17 These are examples of health improvements for indigenous peoples that appear to have resulted from equality and partnership between the «mainstream» health services and indigenous community - controlled health services and programs.

In the article below, she reports that landmark Canadian research, showing the protective effects of cultural continuity, offers signposts for a way forward.