Sentences with phrase «much about empowerment»

Goodall kind of rejects the notion of being a feminist icon, which is kind of refreshing — because she is, and her story is so much about empowerment.»

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In some ways my focus going forward will not actually change very much — it remains all about people, and it's clear to me the stability of our board of directors, the selection of our new CEO, and the empowerment of our management team is what is needed most.

Against these two views, I argued that the biblical gospel is pretty much everything related to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, including the prophecies about Him, and the ongoing empowerment for life with God that we receive as believers.

SHAKTIBARRE's yoga - barre hybrid classes are all about female empowerment and having a good time, and Corinne embodies the same exact values, which is why we love her so much.

A well - acted, inspiring story of female empowerment, the captivating «Roxanne Roxanne» is as much about survival and the bonds of family as it is about busting rhymes.

(In Italian and French with subtitles) The Stoning of Soraya M. (R for brutal violence and brief profanity) Female empowerment flick, set in Iran in 1986, about an ill - fated mother of four (Mozhan Marno) falsely accused of adultery by her husband so he can marry a much younger woman.

In time, the teacher - empowerment campaign also won federal funding - far more, ironically, than anything done about teaching in the name of the federally chartered Excellence Commission - and gained much sway in Washington and in state capitals.

Whilst the results of student - led initiatives like Water Explorer are impressive and beneficial to the environment, it's not so much about encouraging students to save energy, water and waste but instead to give them the opportunity, empowerment and the tools to lead this change themselves.

«I can't gush enough about how much I love Project Mc2 for its girl empowerment and STEAM education.

While many educational leaders give lip service to the concept of decentralization, most principals and superintendents continue to debate about how much of the decision - making process should be shared — despite substantial research that validates the benefits of teacher empowerment for classroom learning (Hannoway and Cannoy 1993).