Sentences with phrase «social disparities»

Peace looks at the root causes of social disparities, not just easy fixes.

By day, Conner is the founding executive director of Stanford SPARQ: Social Psychological Answers to Real - World Questions, a Stanford Psychology Department «do tank» that aims to reduce social disparities in health, education, economic development, and criminal justice.

The significant among the facilities are: it organize regularly health check up camp for the school children as well as for the villagers; provide vocational education of tailoring and embroidery to interested students; organize school exchange programme which provide a platform to bring the children of both underprivileged and privileged school closer and as such sensitizing them towards each other thereby reducing social disparity between the two.

Instead, the government's announcements will increase the health and social disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, and set back the objective of closing of the gap on Indigenous disadvantage within a generation.

This latest survey sounds alarm bells about continuing health and social disparities for Indigenous people in Australia, particularly related to tobacco use and chronic conditions, but also highlights significant gains in education and health and the important role of family, culture and country.

This growing multinational culture must be destroyed because it leads to economic chaos, increased social disparities, mass poverty and filthy affluence in coexistence, environmental degradation, and ultimately civil strife and war.

If substantiated, these findings may also highlight a strategy for policymakers and practitioners from pediatricians to parent - teacher organizations to use in ameliorating social disparities.

Further evidence that SAT and ACT scores are weak predictors of grades and that they come with inherent social disparities.

That document and the N.C.L.R. study both show that Hispanics currently lag far behind whites in both educational attainment and income, and that Hispanic children are especially affected by social disparities.

Her work centers on contemporary issues such as gender and social disparity as well as the implications of the globalized economy, which she conveys by incorporating philosophy and social science theories through the use of various media such as images, photographs, texts, and sounds.

After decades of dictatorships, under which shady financial dealings and corruption perpetuated a vast social disparity and a virtually crippled economy, Brazil held its first free election in 1985 — though remnants of the old system continued to hamper its progress.

Participants will learn about terminology; diversity; aspects of colonial history such as Indian residential schools and Indian Hospitals, time line of historical events; and contexts for understanding social disparities and inequities.

Parenting experts, however, have coalesced around a set of parenting practices that research shows promote children's development and wellbeing, reduce social disparities, and strengthen family, civic, and community life.

In the post below, health researcher Clive Aspin says the Budget will increase the health and social disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.

In the paper, «Racial and Social Disparities in Bystander Support During Medical Emergencies in U.S. Streets,» York Cornwell and Currit analyzed data on nearly 22,500 patients from the 2011 National Emergency Medical Services Information System (NEMSIS) data set, which they linked to characteristics of counties where the incidents occurred.

Although globalization has been characterized as a locomotive for productivity, opportunity, technological progress, and uniting the world, it ultimately causes increased impoverishment, social disparities and violations of human rights.

Although globalization of the economy has been characterized as a locomotive for productivity, opportunity, technological progress, and uniting the world, it ultimately causes increased impoverishment, social disparities and violations of human rights.

What's more, Latina teens represent nearly one out of every six suicide attempts in the U.S. Contributing factors include acculturation stress, economic status and developmental and social disparities.

«These findings point to an early origin in social disparity - based differences in biological function.»

The Yale study is part of a growing body of research on racial and social disparities in air quality.

Modifiable social factors, like low educational level, occupation, and income, largely contribute to unhealthy lifestyle behavior and social disparities and thus are related to higher risk of obesity and T2DM particularly in women (Table 1)(92, 93).

The film offers decent terror, but ultimately falls flat when it can not sustain its blatant message of exposing hypocrisy through racial and social disparity.

Gigi Scaria talks about architectural spaces, class and social disparities, and polluted water in Delhi.

«Many artists thrived here because they weren't interested in the big city ethos,» claims Genius co-curator Erica Dalya Massaquoi, «but robust artistic practice is now at risk in the rapidly changing cityscape marked by political, ideological, economic, and social disparities.»

Even though the wonderland is this place of poverty and social disparity, it's still a wonderland, somehow.»