Just imagine what a wonderful difference this has made for rural and
remote people and communities!
Not exact matches
Co-working spaces attract freelancers
and remote workers because most talented
people crave the social interactions
and mental stimulation that comes from a
community of peers.
«As a
remote worker, Workfrom makes me feel like part of a global
community of
people who look out for each other
and promote a lifestyle of freedom.»
In 2014, global online
community Reddit asked
remote workers, as well as
people working in the company's Salt Lake City
and New York City offices, to relocate to the main office in the San Francisco Bay area if they wanted to keep their jobs.
Yet even in the
remote fastnesses of Morayshire,
people find their way to the monastery,
and the Easter celebrations are «the greatest public service a monastic
community can perform».
Consider this... a
person goes to college, gets a four year degree in archaeology (or some antiquities preservation analog); spends summers sifting through sand
and rock
and gravel, all the while taking graduate level classes...
person eventually obtains the vaunted PhD in archaeology... then works his / her tail off seeking funding for an archeological excavation, with the payoff being more funding,
and more opportunities to dig in the dirt... do you think professional archaeologists are looking hard for evidence of the Exodus on a speculative basis... not a chance... they know their PhD buys them nothing more than a job at Tel Aviv Walmart if they don't discover
and publish... so they write grants for digs near established sites /
communities,
and stay employed sifting rock in culturally safe areas... not unless some shepard stumbles upon a rare find in an unexpected place do you get archeological interest
and action in
remote places... not at all surprising that the pottery
and other evidence of the Exodus
and other biblical events lie waiting to be discovered... doesn't mean not there... just not found yet...
In the historical frame of the last 230 years, the current proposal by the WA government to remove basic services
and infrastructure support from some
remote Aboriginal
communities is, whatever the rhetorical
and «pragmatic» justifications, yet another dispossession of both
people,
and the country to which they belong
and owe the duty of custodianship.
It is particularly exciting that Golden Rice has the potential to help the poorest
people in the most vulnerable
and remote communities get enough vitamin A where they currently can not.
Constrained by the diktats, directives
and dogma set by a
remote central office, the ability of mainstream politicians to always act in the best interests of local
people and communities can be compromised.
Science can often feel unapproachable for many
people, kids
and adults alike, he said, so getting scientists into classrooms
and communities can put real faces to a sometimes -
remote enterprise.
The research team identified the genetic «map» of the human parasitic scabies mite, accelerating research that could lead to new ways of preventing
and treating scabies infestations
and prevent lifelong complications for
people in
remote Aboriginal
communities.
The groups Price studied included
remote villages in Switzerland, Gaelic
communities in the Outer Hebrides, indigenous
peoples of North
and South America, Melanesian
and Polynesian South Sea Islanders, African tribes, Australian Aborigines
and New Zealand Maori.
«Kids Helpline is now a significant provider of mental health services for children
and young
people across Australia
and we are often the only option the young have for support, particularly after hours or in regional
and remote communities.»
The submission proposes five priorities for reform
and includes recommendations for Initial Teacher Education providers to expand culturally appropriate
and flexible pathways for Indigenous
people, all graduates to complete a «comprehensive sequence» of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander studies during their education degree,
and a national review considering the challenges of preparing teachers to work in
remote Indigenous
communities.
But it isn't just chronic pain that is driving use of prescription painkillers; evidence suggests it is the sense of disconnect, of lost opportunity, of the dissolution of the traditional
community in rural
and remote parts of America, that is driving
people to seek solace in drugs, both prescribed
and otherwise.
If
people do not understand this, just observe the changes in the
remote corners of countries like Rwanda — right in the heart of Africa, where mobile phones
and Wi - Fi have penetrated deep into the
communities -
and new generations of learners have realised that they too can access the same information as every other country.
When Monks is untied
and steps out, he sees he's been brought to a
remote off - the - grid
community where paramilitary training
and methamphetamine make for combustible, uneasy bedfellows —
and that Glenn has fallen under the spell of a disenfranchised countercultural sociopath known simply as Freeboot, who claims that a revolution «of the
people» is already under way.
A University in Venezuela is using a novel method to take books into
remote communities and encouraging
people to read.
A
community based program delivering financial literacy education with
and for
people in
remote Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
communities to help them positively manage their money.
In these 4 days you will be able to see Quechua
communities their ancestor have lived since long ago, Inka Altitude designed this Lares Valley Cultural Trek to Machu Picchu so that our travellers could see
remote villages (Lares, Huacawasi, Ipsaqcocha, Patacancha) where local
people are friendly
and happy to share this Andean tradition with
people who are visiting their lands.
V: I think it would have to be Christmas Island — it's a
remote Australia island territory over 2600 km from Perth
and full of incredible landscapes, wonderful wildlife
and an amazing local
community (there's less than 2000
people that live there!)
Travel to a
remote Aboriginal
community and discover the ancient culture of a fascinating
people on this Arnhem Land tour.
Remote Photo resembles a music festival, where
people from all walks of life come together to form a unique
community of locals
and visitors, during the festival's core weekend.
Ecotourism is not only about journeying to
remote and fragile destinations; it is also an attempt to involve indigenous
people to promote sustainable tourism that benefits their
communities.
Given all the excitement about how fast a 10 - car train can travel from a
remote suburb to city centre, or how many
people a tram can attract away from their cars, mayors
and planners frequently forget about the neighbourhoods
and communities that their vehicles stop at.
Education
and responsibility to a wider
community makes
people remote and thus subverts their credibility.
The
people who hold themselves as
remote from the
community are not necessarily just scientists, however, but include all types of
people who simply lack empathy
and feeling for other
people who are worse off than they are.
PUCALLPA, Peru — Tribal
people in a
remote headwaters region in the Peruvian Amazon are reacting with defiance
and despair to the recent brutal murders of four
community leaders who were ambushed on a jungle trail near the border with Brazil.
Estonia's digital ID program allows
people around the world to participate in a virtual
community and run
remote business as Estonian startups.
The program, which is the brainchild of entrepreneurs Michele Romanov, Anatoliy Melnichuk,
and Michael Cronin, will give 75 currently employed
people the chance to travel to South America, Europe, Africa,
and Asia while working their jobs, participating in activities
and excursions,
and building a
community of
remote workers.
Interviews with listeners
and people during
remote broadcast events at local bars
and community
Provided support using phone, in
person, e-mail
and remote desktop for all internal user
community regarding all hardware / software solutions or issues.
In
remote areas, 31 % of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
people felt their
community was a better place to live compared to the previous 12 months, 49 % said it was the same
and 16 % felt it was worse.
Urgent research
and assessment is required to determine the impacts on Indigenous
people's health in
remote and regional
communities to ensure that residents on these
communities have access to basic services including primary health care
and the health services they require.
Does the current emphasis on SRAs
and strategic interventions in discrete
and remote communities mean that for urban Indigenous
peoples the unsatisfactory state of affairs regarding access to mainstream services will be perpetuated?
Commonwealth, state, territory
and local government agencies work with Indigenous
communities to provide safe, healthy
and sustainable housing for Indigenous
people.66 The Commonwealth provides substantial support to Indig enous housing
remote areas through the Aboriginal Renting Housing Program (ARHP); 67
Community Housing
and Infrastructure Program (CHIP);
and the National Aboriginal Health Strategy (NAHs).68 In addition, state
and territory governments also contribute funding for Indigenous housing.
This is on the basis that need is greatest in
remote communities,
and on the understanding that mainstream services are generally available to urban - based Indigenous
peoples.
What mechanisms should the national representative body use to ensure that traditionally marginalised groups (such as
people with disabilities, members of the Stolen Generations,
people living in
remote communities and homelands
and young
people) have a say in the new body?
Some of the major issues tackled by the Commission in recent years include workplace sexual harassment, pregnancy discrimination
and maternity leave; disability rights in areas such as access to transport, captioning, access to electronic commerce for older Australians
and people with a disability; race discrimination; Indigenous social justice issues such as mandatory sentencing,
community capacity - building
and native title;
and human rights issues such as children in detention, education for rural
and remote communities and age discrimination.
Moves to close down
remote Indigenous
communities in WA
and SA have prompted an urgent response from the National Congress of Australia's First
Peoples, which has written to Prime Minister Tony Abbott urging him to intervene.
«Shutting down
remote communities and forcing Aboriginal
people to move to other
communities, such as is being proposed in Western Australia, will only make matters worse.
The National Rural Health Alliance acknowledges that climate change poses a growing risk to the health
and wellbeing of
people living in regional, rural
and remote communities, through more frequent severe weather events, longer droughts
and changes in rainfall patterns.
Driver licensing sanctions
and fines enforcement can be particularly detrimental for
people living in regional
and remote communities that have limited access to public transport,
people on a low income
and people who face barriers to driver licensing, all of which Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
people are over-represented — this points to inherent inequity within the licensing
and justice system.
Meanwhile, writing on Croakey, Colleen Lavelle outlines 10 ways everyone can help to close the gap, including employing more Indigenous hospital liaison officers
and employing more Indigenous
people across the entire health sector, while the issue of obesity in Australia's
remote Indigenous
communities and the struggle to eat well against the odds, is explored in this JournalWatch article.
-- Exchanges between surf life saving clubs
and remote communities (eg North Palm Beach Surf Club
and the Jawoyn
communities in the NT) improve the health
and fitness of young Aboriginal
people and open up the experience of discovering Aboriginal
community life for the young urban lifesavers.
Speaking via video from New York, Calma said Indigenous smoking figures are «pretty harsh» — with real worries about young smokers («we start young»)
and people living in
remote communities, away from supports.
Goldie said the situation illustrated how critical it was that the Federal Government not walk away from agreements like the NPARH «which is a critical part of addressing the affordable housing crisis for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
people in
remote communities.»
So while governments
and policy makers need to know there are still significant
and very complex problems in
remote Aboriginal
communities, Stewart's presentation was an important reminder that there are some amazing
and justifiably proud
people living in
communities.
The primary healthcare service provides for a population of 764 Indigenous Australians aged 10 — 24 years, which represents 28.5 % of a total of 2677 Indigenous
persons in the local population.34 The
community - based youth service serves a population of approximately 4338 Indigenous young
people aged 10 — 24 years, which represents 30.1 % of a total of 14 391 Indigenous
persons in the local population.34 The client base of both services includes a significant number of young
people who move between the regional centre
and the
remote and very
remote communities of far north Queensland.
The NHRA was also less than positive about the new primary care co-payments, «It is hard to see how the increase in patient contributions will assist in improving access to primary care for
people in rural
and remote communities» said NRHA Chairperson Tim Kelly.