Sentences with phrase «for systemic»

The folks at the top of ORE's well entrenched, bureaucratic, elitist pyramid are to blame for the systemic problems emanating from within what «should be» a professional venture, but which for the above stated reasons clearly is not.

The National Center for Systemic Improvement (NCSI) works with states to transform their systems & build capacity to improve outcomes for infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities and their families, through partnerships with state and local programs, families, and communities.

New ways for systemic practice»

Current projects include the Center for IDEA Early Childhood Data Systems (DaSy), RISE Home Visiting Evaluation, WestEd i3 (Investing in Innovation) Early Math Intervention, Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS), the National Center for Systemic Improvement (NCSI), and Next Generation Preschool Science (NGPS).

It has initiated a variety of services including marital and family therapy, mediation, organisational consultation and professional training for systemic practitioners.

The Clanwilliam Institute was established in 1982 as a centre for systemic therapy and practice in Ireland.

The currency for systemic change is trust, and trust comes through forming healthy relationships.

The CASEL District Resource Center (DRC) provides guidance and 500 + tools for systemic implementation of SEL.

CASEL's comprehensive district framework identifies 10 essential areas of focus for systemic SEL implementation throughout a district.

Organized according to the 10 key areas outlined in CASEL's District Framework for Systemic SEL, the District Resource Center includes implementation strategies as well as hundreds of resources and artifacts that are a direct outcome of CASEL's Collaborating Districts Initiative (CDI), established in 2011 to support the promotion and implementation of systemic SEL.

As the number of evidence - based services increases, the pediatric community needs to continue to advocate for systemic changes in reimbursement strategies that incentivize collaboration among pediatric medical homes and the full range of effective community - based resources.65

She has a strong interest in best practice service delivery for systemic therapies in clinical organisations.

A qualified psychologist and psychotherapist, Kirsty co-founded the Family Therapy Training Network and was previously the Course Director for Systemic Family Psychotherapy at the Scottish Institute of Human Relations.

The project was one of four funded by the National Quality Improvement Center on Non-Resident Fathers and the Child Welfare System (QIC NRF) to explore models for systemic collaboration between fatherhood programs and the child welfare system.

For this purpose, couples, who had signed up for systemic psychotherapy, were randomly placed in either a group with psychological assessment or one without.

The two previous reports have expressed concerns at the lack of progress in «harnessing the mainstream» and the existence of structural problems within the new arrangements that work against this objective (such as the absence of processes for systemic engagement with Indigenous peoples locally, regionally and nationally; the absence of appropriate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms; and the under - performance of Shared Responsibility Agreements and the new whole of government machinery in «unlocking» mainstream accessibility).

In addition to her work with individuals and families, Christie has taken her passion for the systemic therapeutic model and used it to facilitate a variety of groups.

Identified ways for systemic change in immigration reform to help refugees and trafficking victims.

Planned and conducted feasibility and research activities for development of formulations and processes of nasal delivery products intended for their systemic actions.

Employers with the potential for systemic discrimination issues, beware.

A Senate Committee met in open session for a hearing to discuss U.S. regulators» roles in monitoring and policing the fast - growing crypto industry, highlighting the potential for systemic effects.

A Senate Committee met in open session earlier this week for a hearing to discuss U.S. regulators» roles in monitoring and policing the fast - growing crypto industry, highlighting the potential for systemic effects.

The paper notes the risk for systemic conflict of interest between insurers and injured persons and the likelihood that economic efficiencies are not likely to much affect access where injured persons generally do not pay for legal services whether because of contingent fees, insurance or other arrangements.

Bevan says: «This wide - ranging review follows on from a detailed infringement complaint at the EC against the UK for its systemic infringements of the directive.

We will persist in reviewing cases, representing clients and working for systemic reform.

However, she will convey two cautions: 1) we have to make sure any legal tech product has a good interface with its users; and 2) we can not forget to advocate for systemic change.

Gary is a powerful facilitator and lighthouse for this systemic inner source work.»

CrowdJustice backers raised over # 300,000 in a matter of days after thousands and thousands of doctors said #IamHadiza, citing her as a scapegoat for systemic failures in the NHS.

The decision paves the way for systemic issue Charter challenges in the future, and it validates the importance of public interest litigation.

Since originally being founded in 1900 as the Boston Legal Aid Society, GBLS's mission has been to provide high - quality legal representation to low - income individuals and families in the Greater Boston area and to advocate for systemic change to alleviate the conditions of poverty.

The Report of the Working Group makes only an oblique reference to a court, noting, «the systematic nature of the concerns identified indicated a need for systemic solutions, which would bring with them the reduction of the overall costs through enhanced predictability and a greater ability to control proceedings themselves.»

Micheal Allen has hired a lawyer, who plans to sue the Kintock Center, a North Philadelphia halfway house, for systemic problems, including a lack of supervision and security.

Since originally being founded in 1900 as the Boston Legal Aid Society, GBLS's mission has been to provide high - quality legal representation in civil (noncriminal) matters to low - income individuals and families in the Greater Boston area and to advocate for systemic change to alleviate the conditions of poverty.

2) it is incumbent on women lawyers to help close the gap, both by advocating for systemic changes in the profession and by engaging in the kind of strategic self - promotion that can position them to make those changes happen.

Individual attorneys should not wait for systemic change, though.

The mission of The Children's Law Center is to protect poor children in family court cases and to advocate for systemic changes to the adversarial system and other policies that advance the well - being of children involved in family transitions.

Nicole Bradick: Yeah, so I do think it's great that there's so much focus right now on access to justice technology, but the people who are doing the really hard work are the people who are out there sort of pushing for a systemic change and trying to make changes to court rules or processes.

According to civil rights attorney Rodney Diggs with Ivie, McNeill & Wyatt, «The LAPD faces a need for systemic change».

Are you prepared for the systemic changes needed when value is not measured in six minute increments?

His 277 - page report calls for systemic change within the justice system.

«We hope it will pave the way for systemic change in the legal profession that will address the realities women in private practice are facing.»

«It's exciting in our program that we are able to not only represent individual clients but also to advocate for systemic change.

To identify problems and advocate for systemic changes in the divorce and family court systems in order to make them fair, user friendly, accountable, and affordable;

We now have to go for systemic change; otherwise we're not going to make it.

Most environmentally conscious folks I know are more interested in living their own lives right, and searching for systemic solutions to systemic problems, than in pointing the finger at others who do not share their values.

This time, he takes a global look at how grassroots community efforts may provide a blueprint for systemic, cultural change.

In the end, the report's theme is that the most cost - effective way for systemic change to occur is by coordinating action on the global scale.

Fighting for systemic transformation — The world's problems are too big for tiny fixes around the edges.

As peoople learn more science, we may be in for a systemic paradigm - shift, 9.2 on the mega-Kuhnian scale.

«Songs for Sabotage» highlights artists whose interventions into the mechanics of culture and daily life are reestablishing common ground, and powerfully, poignantly advocate for systemic changes in global culture.»