Sentences with phrase «most organized efforts»
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Since then we've exchanged numerous emails, most of which are just me gushing over the beauty of a book she's been working on, and I was only too thrilled to organize a blog hop with some of our fellow food writer friends in an effort to spread the word about her crave - worthy creation.
Liberal groups are organizing hard in part because they took such a beating in the 2009 congressional recess (most notably in «town hall» meetings that turned into viral - video - ready Tea Party rallies), but both sides are cranking up their efforts to reach congressmembers while they're home in their districts: witness Heritage Action's nine - stop rally tour, featuring Ted Cruz.
At our training event, you'll develop a deeper understanding of what makes the most sense for your union local, civic engagement project, nonprofit, advocacy campaign or grassroots organizing effort.
And most significantly, organized labor focused most of its election - season efforts on defeating the referendum.
Trump's backers appear to have mounted the most organized primary campaign effort in the state, with supporters of other prominent candidates including Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson and Jeb Bush, either barely visible or nonexistent, GOP insiders said.
Most of the money will go not to television and radio advertisements, but for canvassing, social media and other organizing efforts intended to bring pressure on lawmakers from their own constituents, drawing in part on lessons the teachers learned from defeating candidates backed by well - financed charter school advocates in the Democratic primary last fall.
«We are a progressive, activist union that represents and organizes the most vulnerable and marginalized workers in our city today,» said Stuart Appelbaum, president of RWDSU, which has been particularly active recently in efforts to unionize car wash operators.
The campaign will also involve TV and digital ads, social media organizing, and a «robust» grassroots effort, including in Long Island and the northern suburbs — the two regions where the fight for control of the state Senate is expected to be most fierce, organizers say.
The cast includes union organizers who claim to have the support of most UC postdocs, an employer that asserts neutrality, and an unknown number of postdocs who oppose the union and are working to defeat its efforts to organize their approximately 5800 colleagues.
«We are completely elated,» says Joshua Zimmerberg, a researcher at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development who used most of his annual leave last year to help organize an effort to block the disclosure rule.
The Madison teachers union is cited for its role in helping organize last spring's massive protests at the state Capitol in response to Walker's efforts to eliminate collective bargaining rights for most public workers, as well as other legislation including strict voter ID requirements that are likely to limit voting by college students, the elderly, the poor and immigrants.
Fortunately teachers have already begun to organize to make a stand in an effort to shield and protect those who stand to be harmed most — our children.
America, where most of the cults had begun and where the self - murders and animal killings seemed to be accelerating, had organized a «cognitive policing» effort, but it wasn't authorized outside New York, despite being under the control of the new «national police,» an extension of the U.S. Army.
Your targeted trapping efforts will keep you organized and allow you to help more cats in the most effective way possible.
ADVA is devoting efforts to continue organizing this event that grows every year and it's evolving to become the most important dev conference in LATAM.
But the most extensive show is expected to be New Photography from China, a joint effort of the International Center of Photography (ICP) and the University of Chicago's Smart Museum of Art, organized by ICP curator Christopher Phillips and Wu Hung, professor of Asian art at the University of Chicago and consulting curator to the Smart Museum.
In teams, the students dug in on the views and approaches of everyone from the 350.org volunteers organizing this weekend's «Connect the Dots» effort to Marc Morano, one of the most prominent professional purveyors of climate doubt.
Unlike most directories - related panel sessions, which focus on tips for law firms to improve their submissions, the emphasis here is on how law firms can organize themselves internally to manage the increasingly demanding annual directories effort.
The goal is to gather roughly 1,000 of the organization's most promising volunteers and encourage them to amplify their advocacy efforts by giving them the tools to create «intersectional grassroots organizing campaigns» in their own communities.