Sentences with phrase «messages about diversity»

The trip marks the third time the CBC has taken its message about diversity directly to the country's tech capital since lawmakers announced their campaign in 2015.

Not exact matches

Critics from the right tend to be concerned about the content of their message, noting that successful CEO activism often advances left - leaning arguments on issues like gun control and diversity.

Our study has shown, in addition, that not only do the New Testament writers show some diversity in the way in which they talk about the resurrection of Jesus, but they are not all equally dependent upon the use of the idiom for the proclamation of the Christian message.

What a wonderful message about acceptance of diversity, and being who you really are.

For all the vocal concerns about diversity within the planning for the March for Science, the speakers and the messages they delivered included support for the LBGT community, people with disabilities, Native Americans, and people of all genders, races, and ages in the sciences.

All three authors worry about the message laid plain by the study: «What this really suggests is that to save ecological interactions, we may need to conserve much larger areas than for just maintaining e.g. plant diversity.

Ashley Judd, Salma Hayek and Annabella Sciorra, all accusers of Harvey Weinstein, delivered a speech and introduced a montage that was all about the importance of diversity in movies — a message that was reinforced by del Toro's success later in the evening, and Frances McDormand's acceptance speech, in which she got all the women nominated for Oscars to stand up, calling for recognition, plus more financial backing from producers.

And Stacy L. Smith, an author of blistering studies about Hollywood's lack of diversity, wrote on Twitter in a message to Mr. Iger, who has made inclusion a priority across Disney: «We have been watching; lead & supporting roles have been changing as well as behind the camera.

Incorporating writing from a completely different culture that speaks to the same aspect of the human condition sends a powerful message about inclusion and diversity.

Each time a taunt based on a child's exceptionality (such as «nerd» or «dweeb») is permitted in the classroom or on the playground, each time a highly gifted child is deliberately held back academically, each time a school policy prohibits academic acceleration or continuous progress, we need to ask, «What messages are we giving all children about developing talents, about the value of academic achievement, and about intellectual diversity?»

The great diversity of organizations at the national level may mean a cacophony of different messages about how to enact the standards in classroom instruction; then again, the relatively low number of organizations gaining traction with multiple states means that instructional messages may be more coherent, assuming that the resources from each organization are providing similar messages about instruction.

Farndale goes on to explain that he is all in favor of recycling, sustainability, diversity, lowering carbon emissions, but that the green movement needs to be more subtle about its messaging than is currently the case.