This Earth Day (April 22), the couple wants to bring attention to their meaningful work to bring attention to environmental causes around the globe.
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We're striking to bring attention to our work, and to bring attention to issues that affect women in the workplace, like equal pay, discrimination, paid family leave, and sexual harassment.
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His death helped bring attention to the disease, she said.
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Now I'm getting the opportunity to bring attention to motocross!
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AEST in an effort to bring attention to the issue.
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I'm thinking I'm going to bring attention to this issue.
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Hasbro aims to bring attention to this issue through Ms. Monopoly.
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There's a lot there to think through and bring attention to.
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We use tongue in cheek humor to bring attention to those issues.
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It will bring attention to disputed policies of future president Donald Trump.
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Third stop in valley to bring attention to detained immigrants #12news pic.twitter.
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And how could I bring attention to it without disrespecting the nominees?
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It's a spectacle, a stunt meant to bring attention to her case.
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And your reporting, I think, has helped bring attention to the issue.
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"We don't want to bring attention to one inmate over any other."
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His Guinness bid was designed to bring attention to the city's plight.
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Mijente also hopes to bring attention to Amazon's involvement with the contracts.
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The one thing -- I think today was important to bring attention to it.
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They say they want to bring attention to flaws in America's justice system.
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It's meant to disrupt your daily life, to bring attention to an injustice.
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Stuart launched the Feeding the 5,000 event to bring attention to the problem.
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And besides, it will merely bring attention to the fake news we're fighting.
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That's not for a lack of trying to bring attention to the issue.
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His annual photo is certainly a creative way to bring attention to the event.
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Attempting to bring attention to black death and police violence cost Kaepernick his job.
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Election hackers have spent years trying to bring attention to flaws in election equipment.
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They decided to create "the world's largest empanada" to bring attention to the village.
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Lawmakers used the incident to bring attention to their own issues with Google. Sen.
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But she also wants to bring attention to the families affected by disabilities, too.
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Was Ai exploiting a human tragedy to bring attention to himself and to profit?
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Despite efforts to bring attention to the Syrian government's crimes against humanity, on Aug.
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"Exhibitions bring attention to us," said Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive of Omega.
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Some boxes were deliberately placed in the aisles to bring attention to special deals.
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However, she knew she could use her celebrity to bring attention to the problem.
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The protests started in 2016 to bring attention to racial inequality and police brutality.
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This is a massive problem I wanted to bring attention to with this book.
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Mistress Tara: I wanted to bring attention to how utterly broken our political system is.
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He plans to continue it to bring attention to his community and their untold stories.
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The book also offers McNamee's account of his work to bring attention to his criticism.
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One case in 2015 did bring attention to dogs finding hardware through their olfactory senses.
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On social media, people are using the hashtag #MissingDCGirls to bring attention to the issue.
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He's trying to bring attention to a problem, and for that, people said he's unpatriotic.
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The horrifying conditions have sparked a social media campaign to bring attention to the crisis.
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You have to bring attention to the problem because if you don't, then nothing happens.
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Even immigrants who are in the country lawfully struggle to bring attention to the disappearances.
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"We forget that Colin's whole thing was to bring attention to social injustice," Carter said.
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They're hoping to bring attention to mothers and children in poverty, among other affected populations.
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But the image "did help bring attention to the plight of undocumented children," he added.
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Nevertheless, she managed to bring attention to sexism while remaining totally gracious about the matter.
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She escaped and now travels to bring attention to the killings and to help refugees.
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These are people who analyze and bring attention to the change that is now available.
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Like many celebrities, Matarazzo is using his new fame to bring attention to the condition.
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It took death to bring attention to the crisis of neglect and abuse at Parchman.
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Then, explain in writing how you think it could help bring attention to this crisis.
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Would you be willing to sleep outside in the cold to bring attention to homelessness?
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There are numerous events scheduled around the world intended to bring attention to International Women's Day.
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She hopes that Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal will bring attention to the forces behind our newsfeeds.
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To use that privilege as a power to support POC and bring attention to their culture.
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Flaspohler said that he called the coroner's inquiry to bring attention to the seriousness of bullying.
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Kyote isn't the only young student to bring attention to the issue of student meal debt.
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Eggold is sharing his pet adoption story to bring attention to the Fund the Shelters Challenge.
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American security complaints have helped bring attention to Huawei — and Ren likened it to good advertising.
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A group of residents also made the trip to Philadelphia to bring attention to their city.
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As you go off those, you bring attention to yourself, if you know what I mean.
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Meet MY Fata Morgana, a luxurious superyacht that was designed to bring attention to climate change.
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Hughes said he was trying to bring attention to the corrupting power of money in politics.
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If that condition looks at risk, of course the news media will bring attention to it.
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I paint the natural world in order to bring attention to its beauty and its necessity.
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There have even been puzzles where the circles were used to bring attention to noncircled letters.
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These women sought to bring attention to the systemic gender inequality that has occurred for decades.
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He does nothing to bring attention to himself, except give his team a chance to win.
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It's far from uncommon for an artist's death to bring attention to his or her career.
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Unbound and Dame Products, two sex tech startups, have teamed up to bring attention to the issue.
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Others have complained that the Swedish Academy missed an opportunity to bring attention to lesser-known artists.
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But in the meantime, Cruise and McQuarrie are on a crusade to bring attention to the issue.
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"I do crazy and ridiculous things to bring attention to the water crisis," Guli, 47, tells PEOPLE.
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Photographer Jess Dugan's latest project To Survive on This Shore aims to bring attention to those voices.
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Mr. Ma, who described his trip as a way to bring attention to Taiwan, questioned the move.
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"It's a way to bring attention to the book again and have a good time," he said.
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In the meantime, the researchers hope to bring attention to this natural enigma, which is disappearing worldwide.
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A number of advocates have been working to bring attention to Vásquez's case, and others like hers.
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People quickly responded calling her a narcissist for using the Manchester bombing to bring attention to herself.
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One is that psychedelics bring attention to underused parts of the brain, as one researcher described it.
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" In a separate tweet, Khloé added, "We often bring attention to causes and ways you can donate.
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The family also worked to bring attention to the case by conducting interviews with the news media.
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Earlier this week, students conducted a nationwide walkout to bring attention to the need for gun control.
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She told Inside Edition that the point was to bring attention to people serving in the military.
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Some were there advocating for Black Lives Matter movement while others aimed to bring attention to reproductive rights.
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Pledges of Allegiance was begun to generate dialogue and bring attention to the pressing issues of the day.
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And Katerina Koskina, EMST's director, hopes that the attention will also bring attention to Greece's contemporary-art scene.
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It just didn't seem right to bask in my privilege and blessings and not bring attention to it.
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Still, the conversation does bring attention to standard tech practices that might be more invasive than users realize.
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The photo has helped bring attention to service dogs and the role they play in their owners' lives.
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During his interview, Gorka repeatedly tried to spin away from the meeting to bring attention to Clinton's campaign.
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Please help us help this family recover & bring attention to the EPIDEMIC of gun violence in this country.
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"I want to bring attention to these poor girls so then can get help before it's too late."
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"The whole purpose of the episode was to bring attention to real victims of sexual assault," she said.
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The event is part of their Action Series, popular soirees that bring attention to different sectors of activism.
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Is there any other problem you would love to solve or just bring attention to through emerging tech?
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That group will lead a march of 10,000 people in Washington, D.C., to bring attention to immigrants' rights.
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For instance, I'd have the time to write a book, which could help bring attention to our company.
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The ACLU said it's hoping the lawsuit will bring attention to states that allow this form of discrimination.
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Wilson said he would be holding a future rally to bring attention to the petition, Fox Carolina reported.
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How did some of the earliest activists bring attention to the issue of LGBTQ rights in the workplace?
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We've been trying to bring attention to the fact that America and the neoliberalism have really great flaws.
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Irabor is still pushing to bring attention to subjects she thinks the public is ready to read about.
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It wasn't always about him, it was about trying to bring attention to causes he was passionate about.
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DC Comics loaned Miranda-Rodriguez some of its famous characters to help bring attention to Puerto Rico's plight.
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Albarenga presents photo composites of land defenders as a way to bring attention to what they are doing.
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Please, make sure you get out and vote, bring attention to trans voices, and support us wherever you can!
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It said it did so to bring attention to the FDA and to request that the agency take action.
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But like most things that spark change, it took a high-profile case to bring attention to the issue.
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You can also join the organization's Clinic Defender program, which helps bring attention to the threats clinics are under.
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She said she isn't angry about what happened, but instead hopes her experience will bring attention to the issue.
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She thanked the audience and Nickelodeon before capitalizing on the moment to bring attention to March for Our Lives.
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Walker is hoping to bring attention to the Trayvon Martin Foundation by rockin' the cleats this weekend in Jacksonville.
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For Adding LengthFlowers loves MAC's 33 lashes because the tapered clusters bring attention to the center of the eye.
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I wanted to bring attention to this issue and my comments should not be characterized as anything beyond that.
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As an international film star and businesswoman, Preity Zinta has used her fame to bring attention to social injustices.
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The lack of traction has failed to bring attention to a career built on women's rights and family issues.
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The group sought to bring attention to what they saw as unfair wages and biased treatment of campus workers.
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But, leave it to the Kardashians to bring attention to their favorite body part in a new, contoured way.
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But we wanted to bring attention to the fact that the homeless are so disenfranchised and victimized and exploited.
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This month, YAL chapters are hosting events on over 600 campuses nation-wide to bring attention to this infringement.
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He added that he hoped the trip would bring attention to the problem of plastic pollution in the ocean.
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LaRock told the migrants she would share the letters with journalists to bring attention to the dangers they face.
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If you were to organize a campaign to bring attention to one of them, what might that look like?
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Many have risked arrest and imprisonment by defiantly driving and using social media to bring attention to the cause.
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The film is about gay men and activists trying to bring attention to the AIDS epidemic in the early '90s.
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And it's why even after Wilson's alleged killer was arrested, well-known celebrities continue to bring attention to the killing.
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This parade was strategically planned to coincide with Woodrow Wilson's inauguration, exploiting the crowd to bring attention to women's suffrage.
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Player: Markus GranlundPublicity stunt: The Canucks start a new sports web site designed to bring attention to their team—Granlund.
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Members of Congress often invite guests to the nationally televised speech as a way to bring attention to political positions.
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" Since March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, Lakshmi is hoping to bring attention to what she calls "a very isolating disease.
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Maina took to Twitter after her experiences on the campaign trail in late June to bring attention to the issue.
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In a TED talk in 2014, he also used the podium to bring attention to his issues with the company.
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The protest action started with a simple intent: Bring attention to racial inequality in America, specifically racially motivated police brutality.
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Even over the course of one month, various innovations bring attention to tough global issues, and build roads toward action.
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"Loubilaque is for the bold woman who wants to bring attention to her lips," the designer said in a statement.
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In the past few years, many of us have worked to bring attention to the challenges facing north Baton Rouge.
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"I was going to bring attention to the terror TSA inflicts on trans & non-binary bodies while traveling," Preston tweeted.
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Despite the concerns detailed above, the debt limit does bring attention to a real issue: the size of federal debt.
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Every few months, another macabre headline would hit the newspapers ("Groans: They Bring Attention to Man Killed in Folding Bed").
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This time, social media conversation may have helped bring attention to Reade's story, with #IBelieveTara and #TimesUpBiden trending this week.
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Yazidi women hoped that recounting our experiences of mass murder, rape and enslavement would bring attention to the Yazidi genocide.
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Conductors like Leonard Slatkin, Gerard Schwarz, Marin Alsop and others have tried to bring attention to them, to little avail.
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Still, working to bring attention to undercovered issues like drone warfare seems like a reasonable first step to have taken.
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Both were performed in French in limited productions, specific to Reims Scènes d'Europe, designed to bring attention to the texts.
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At a time when Africa is hosting the COP22, we must bring attention to the sector's catastrophic social and environmental impact.
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"I hope you will share our aspiration to bring attention to MOVE 9, seven of them are still alive," Davis wrote.
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"I just want to bring attention to the fact that there's no s— around anybody else's mat but mine," Hart objects.
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In September, McDonald's workers from 10 cities walked out of work to bring attention to alleged sexual harassment at the chain.
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A number of actresses have already pledged to wear black to support both #MeToo and to bring attention to income inequality.
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In January, hundreds of teachers from all over China assembled in Beijing to bring attention to missing pensions and other perks.
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"By naming and shaming, you might bring attention to the issue and bring additional resources to bear on it," he said.
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To help challenge these misperceptions and bring attention to solutions, we have joined together as advisors for Advocates for Opioid Recovery.
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The former "Daily Show" host has championed the fund for years, using his star power to bring attention to the cause.
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How do you balance wanting to bring attention to this horrible situation that people are living in without it being exploitative?
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Ms. Pritchard said she hoped that the editorials would bring attention to how the president's rhetoric has affected the body politic.
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In recent weeks, she has crisscrossed the country to bring attention to the Trump administration's effort to bolster work force development.
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Our actions were not intended to be disrespectful; instead, were intended to bring attention to issues that we care deeply about.
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The outpouring of allegations that followed helped spark the #MeToo movement that seeks to bring attention to and stop sexual violence.
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Rouhani's France visit prompted thousands of Iranians to bring attention to the dire situation that still faces their compatriots inside Iran.
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An event on Sunday at the American Museum of Natural History aims to celebrate them and bring attention to their plight.
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Pundits like myself have often criticized him, without acknowledging the work he has done to bring attention to this important issue.
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Cities across the U.S. will see coinciding climate strikes Black Friday with youth protesters aiming to bring attention to climate action.
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To bring attention to this and a needed reminder of the queer community's activist roots, DC-based No Justice, No Pride blocked a portion of the march to bring attention to the corporatization of the LGBTQ movement, and a list of other demands including parade organizers including trans-women of color in the decision-making process.
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It's entirely plausible that a dissident group would create a fake video to bring attention to their plight and garner media attention.
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In all this effort to bring attention to the hard-to-swallow truths in the underbellies of American patriotism, Who Is America?
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A breakfast that starts off your day with foods that bring attention to these goals are a great idea for hardcore athletes.
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For years she has dedicated her time and notability to bring attention to the United Nations's HeForShe campaign, focused on gender equality.
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Spotify has launched Amplify, a new online hub that will serve to highlight and bring attention to various communities throughout the year.
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Ogita was initially dismayed by the mockery, but has now used his notoriety to bring attention to the sport of pole vaulting.
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Called Sketching, the feature lets the broadcaster paint in an array of colors to bring attention to certain parts of a shot.
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The event, which included women from over 50 countries, intended to bring attention to the political and economic oppression women face worldwide.
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The bride says she hopes the viral photo of her will bring attention to the great benefits of having a service dog.
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First Lady Michelle Obama also harnesses social media platforms, like Vine, to bring attention to the issues about which she cares most.
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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick first kneeled during the national anthem to bring attention to police mistreatment of black men.
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The goal of the protest was to bring attention to the "false and destructive materialistic values" O'Connor saw in the music industry.
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The page states that the blimp, which depicts Khan in a yellow bikini, is meant to bring attention to crime in London.
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Stewart, the former "Daily Show" host, has championed the fund for years, using his star power to bring attention to the cause.
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The nonprofit behind "Sesame Street" is having a muppet experience homelessness to bring attention to the number of children living without homes.
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That's something we can all rally behind and fight for, so I try to bring attention to things everyone can get behind.
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Merkley's invited guests will bring attention to the administration's highly controversial practice of family separation at the border that ended last year.
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" Dr. J says he loved seeing the protest -- because it shows that even 6 year olds can "bring attention to the issues.
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The feuding escalated on Wednesday, with Carson holding a press conference in Washington, D.C., to bring attention to Cruz's tactics in Iowa.
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Last year, Kaepernick remained seated during the national anthem to bring attention to the spate of police violence that rocked the country.
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Kim said her original idea for the reality show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," was to bring attention to the DASH brand.
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Gary Shapiro told BBC News that Donald Trump&aposs daughter has done "great work" and will bring attention to job-related issues.
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WinC was formed to bring attention to female writers, illustrators, and publishers — an important goal in a field long dominated by fanboys.
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The fashions and unorthodox location of the show were designed to bring attention to the importance of sustainable shipping and logistics in fashion.
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Sevana's transparency and soul-baring sounds are her strongest assets and she's using them to bring attention to causes close to her heart.
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The team addressed a serious misdeed on Apple's part, in an effort to bring attention to sea life in general for ocean awareness.
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When we are a part of the conversation, we bring attention to the issues that are most important to us and our communities.
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Now Los Angeles's Department of Transportation (LADOT) is trying something new: Enlisting a sound artist to bring attention to the city's traffic deaths.
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Organizations like UNICEF and Visa are using their stories as a marketing opportunity to bring attention to the refugee crisis around the world.
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The group Families for Safe Streets has worked to bring attention to the people who have died in traffic crashes in New York.
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The aim: highlight the scope of the issue and help bring attention to the 40.3 million (and counting) people that are enslaved worldwide.
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" And the team will "use our status as public figures" to bring attention to the issue of sexual assault against women," he said.
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With rent regulations set to expire in June 0000, the coalition, the Upstate/Downstate Alliance, is hoping to bring attention to their cause.
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Last month, the singer-turned-actress used Women's History Month as an opportunity to bring attention to the unnecessary stigma around menstrual periods.
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The idea is to make people see what the world would look like without women's labor and to bring attention to gender inequality.
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I have acquired a few key maternity pieces, and I love the way they bring attention to — rather than obscure — my changing shape.
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It is often the role of women of color to bring attention to the different ways that women experience and cope with oppression.
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Recently, activists in West Virginia had paddled an inflatable boat onto a similar pond to bring attention to the hazards of coal waste.
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Okoumou said she scaled the monument to bring attention to the Trump administration's policy of separating migrant families who crossed the border illegally.
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Zuckerberg used the stage time to bring attention to FbStart, the company's platform designed to help mobile startups build and grow their apps.
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It also pointed out that it has "worked to support the Gruvers' efforts to bring attention to and combat hazing," including through legislation.
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One group of patient advocates even launched a pop-up travel agency to bring attention to patients who have to travel for care.
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There are social media groups where we discuss issues and bring attention to good uses of the technology as well as potential concerns.
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In February, he triggered the second shutdown this year over a previous bill in an effort to bring attention to the national debt.
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North Carolina the sixth state in which teachers' have publicly protested to bring attention to the state of education in the United States.
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"We issue these forecasts to satisfy the curiosity of the general public and to bring attention to the hurricane problem," the university said.
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To help bring attention to these women's stories, Bennett began collecting their portraits and having each of them share personal stories of incarceration.
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There she was, a 15-year-old girl, sitting outside the Swedish Parliament, on strike from school to bring attention to climate change.
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Over three decades ago, Elizabeth Taylor first used her voice and her fame to bring attention to those afflicted with the AIDS virus.
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" Costello interrupted: "You're saying these things, but you're giving away an AR-15 to bring attention to your campaign, at the very least.
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People may stage crimes to bring attention to a cause that matters to them, such as bias against a particular group, he said.
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In fact, the entire "self-driving car" setup is mostly just a novel way to bring attention to an old set of questions.
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It's that they were willing to use confrontational tactics against Democrats, including sit-ins in Senate offices, to bring attention to their cause.
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By using his platform and power to bring attention to this issue, Polone has shown what it looks like to truly be an ally.
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But as the games have grown, she says, she's come to see them as a way to bring attention to a traditionally invisible workforce.
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Let&aposs say you were her or you were she and you thought that you were going to bring attention to this particular cause.
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Malaysian filmmaker Nora Nabila uses film to give a voice to marginalized communities and bring attention to issues such as gender inequality and violence.
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A tangled mass of neon saturation populates a gallery space, aiming to bring attention to the hapless consequences of human waste and environmental exploitation.
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The Late Show tweeted a photo of Brett Baier caught in the act with "#MustardGate" in order to bring attention to this national scandal.
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Biles, who is sponsored by Nike, was among those to bring attention to Bono's anti-Nike tweet, which led Bono to tweet an apology.
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The White family hired civil rights attorney Carol Powell Lexing to bring attention to their son's case — which they believed to be a murder.
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Some say his decision to speak about his role that night violates an unspoken military rule: Don't bring attention to yourself for your service.
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A powerful new project from a group of activists is hoping to bring attention to the problems facing women of color and health care.
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Speaking to PEOPLE earlier this week, Campoverdi said that she's opening up about her decision to bring attention to the importance of health care.
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It's also described as versatile, which is evident from the number of different contexts in which Drake has managed to bring attention to it.
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A man participates in the Unity March in Washington on Monday to bring attention to the humanitarian and natural disaster crisis in Puerto Rico.
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Ray Mabus, the secretary of the Navy since 2009, began throwing out first pitches to bring attention to the Navy and the Marine Corps.
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The League of the South held a rally in Shelbyville in 2013 in an attempt to bring attention to refugee resettlement in that area.
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Not only does Blevins bring attention to Mixer, but he helps endear an entire generation to Microsoft's gaming platforms: Mixer, Xbox, and Windows 10.
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She escaped as a teenager with her family and now works to bring attention to the horrors of the political oppression in her country.
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It could also help bring attention to the job struggle former prisoners face, which plays a major role in many landing back in prison.
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LOVELESS is trying to bring attention to what he sees as the mirage of the justice system and society's blind obedience to power structures.
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Both are mothers, both have money, and both enjoy sharing well-planned selfies to bring attention to the bodies they work hard to maintain.
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One early focus was finding ways to increase their presence on social media to bring attention to their activism and to educate other teenagers.
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Whether fashion statements at awards shows are empty gestures or a way to bring attention to a vital issue, however, depends on one's opinion.
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Booker has sought to bring attention to the fact that the December stage — with the exception of entrepreneur Andrew Yang — will be entirely white.
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The White House announced last week that Mari Copeny wrote Obama a letter describing her efforts to bring attention to Flint's public health crisis.
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Under the name Moms 4 Housing, the mothers worked with the guidance of the activist group ACCE Action to bring attention to their cause.
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Due to the media shutdown in the country, protesters are using social media as a last resort to bring attention to the state of affairs.
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For the first time, nearly everyone in Hollywood agreed that the red carpet could be a place to bring attention to real feats of activism.
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The National Black Mamas Bail Out mobilization aims to bring attention to this urgent social problem and the need to end the money bail system.
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She says she then contacted a number of other Apple people, the PR team and anyone she could find to bring attention to this issue.
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"We want to bring attention to these things so that local municipalities, villages, towns and states across the country can start looking at this problem."
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He said he had met with Disney officials and that he had told them they could do much more to bring attention to climate change.
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To help bring attention to the canine couple and make their relationship even more official, the shelter put on a wedding for Mister and Misses.
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Poublon's employers, just like Wells Fargo, understood that public dispute resolution--one of the tenets of our legal system--can bring attention to illegal practices.
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Rapinoe has knelt to express solidarity with the protest of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who is trying to bring attention to racial inequality.
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Discharge petitions are typically used by the House minority party to bring attention to legislation ignored by the majority-party leadership — but are rarely successful.
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Treyvon Bosley, whose 18-year-old brother was killed by gun violence in Chicago, said the Parkland students have helped bring attention to local groups.
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Demonstrations united people and inspired other marches to bring attention to major social discrepancies, such as fighting for immigrants' rights and supporting the LGBT community.
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We must bring attention to the important issue of rising drug prices and stress the importance of the 340B Drug Pricing Program for our patients.
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The Network for Public Education is urging people on the same day to to bring attention to school safety through walkouts, sit-ins or rallies.
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S.C. told BuzzFeed News that she decided not to go to the police because she didn't want to bring attention to herself or her family.
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Art Basel has made strides over the years to diversify its exhibitions in Miami and to bring attention to shows happening outside its official program.
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He also made sure to ban social clubs, cultural centers and other public forums that black people might use to bring attention to racial injustice.
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It's meant to give players the ability to share their favorite gaming clips with other users and potentially bring attention to themselves in the process.
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We also had many conversations about our shared belief in the power of the arts to bring attention to important issues and call for change.
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"Think about other ways to bring attention to this — certainly social media is a powerful tool to affect change and get people to notice," she says.
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Though Bezos' money and resources bring attention to the project, it's actually the long-held dream of computer theorist Danny Hillis and the Long Now Foundation.
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This would allow them to gain some notoriety, vote with a clear conscience, and bring attention to their frustration with Trump serving as their party's nominee.
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The internet blows everything out of proportion," and "You are at least using your platform to bring attention to worthy causes and to a dire situation.
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Together, the endocrinologist and architecture-learned aesthete, respectively, strive to bring attention to new artists as well as focus on the health benefits of viewing art.
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The bill would end "taxation without representation" in DC — a passive-aggressive slogan used on license plates in Washington to bring attention to the statehood fight.
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Extinction Rebellion, an environmental group founded in the UK, recently kicked off a series of coordinated worldwide protests meant to bring attention to the climate crisis.
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Inti De Ceukelaire says he has no plans to hijack other tweets that Trump has posted, saying he simply wanted to bring attention to the issue.
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"Right now I've been living hour to hour, I have no idea what my plan is other than to bring attention to the islands," she says.
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Instead, she's used her platform (and her naked body) to bring attention to the fight for gender equality in the form of The Amber Rose Slutwalk.
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Focusing on evidently worthy victims is understandable—it pays respect to heroism and makes good copy, and it can bring attention to often-neglected mass shootings.
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Gorjanc doesn't plan on commercializing the project anytime soon; instead, she hopes it will ultimately bring attention to the lack of legal protection for biological information.
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"Nike entering this market will help bring attention to the existence and profitability of this growing market; hence attracting many more corporations and products," said Ayloush.
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You need to keep track of how your hard work benefits the company and other employees, and bring attention to yourself when the timing is appropriate.
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"This radio show is a brilliant example to be replicated across the region, and to bring attention to stories 'by migrants'," said spokeswoman Farah Sater Ferraton.
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It is often argued that it's the comedian's job to bring attention to the cracks in our institutions, government and society — to speak truth to power.
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The Vatican is already hosting two migrant families, and in his remarks the pontiff said he hoped his visit would bring attention to the refugees' struggle.
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This is about when Finman says he began cultivating an outrageous persona on Instagram — "a semi-satire...pantomime of myself" — to bring attention to his projects.
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People want to bring attention to the fact that they have the right to bear arms and that they can legally and safely exercise that right.
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It's mostly a bit of a ploy to bring attention to the company's recycling efforts, let's be honest, but at least it's a pretty fun one.
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Started in 2010, the day seeks to bring attention to homelessness, a problem that affects tens of millions of people worldwide, according to the United Nations.
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" On Friday, Gabbard tweeted that she is "seriously considering boycotting October 15 debate to bring attention to DNC/corporate media's effort to rig the 2020 primary.
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The men talked over each other in desperate attempts to bring attention to their plight as the sound of mortars rung out from the nearby battlefield.
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Since arriving in London, Nasheed has met with current UK Prime Minister David Cameron and sought to bring attention to the political situation in the Maldives.
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Washington (CNN)International Women's Day is set to take place on Wednesday, March 8, an annual marker that aims to bring attention to women's accomplishments and obstacles.
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Today is National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and everyone from Barack Obama to Kim Kardashian is participating in the #WearOrange movement to bring attention to the cause.
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Mind the gap: A Canadian magazine asked men to pay 26% more than women for the same issue, in order to bring attention to the wage gap.
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Yet that hasn't prevented the junior partner's lawyer from trying to use Harris' star power to bring attention to a case not meaningfully related to the senator.
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Jay is too humble to ever bring attention to his slept-on works of art, but I'm going dive deep into their history of photographer-muse #relationshipgoals.
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The annual event was created by the World Federation for Mental Health and this year the organization aims to bring attention to the issues young adults face.
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"It's okay to be imperfect," a bikini-clad Cooper says in the video, citing bloggers' flattering poses that bring attention to their toned butts and flat stomachs.
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By showing their support for important public health issues, Prince Harry and Markle could bring attention to a critical public health concept, the global burden of disease.
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While Laverne Cox was only an awards presenter at the Grammys Sunday night, she used those precious seconds to bring attention to an upcoming transgender rights case.
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Gestures of solidarity with Black Lives Matter, which seeks to bring attention to the killing of African-Americans by the police, are hardly uncommon among college students.
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Greenpeace activists flew a Superman drone and another small remote-controlled aircraft into a French nuclear plant Tuesday to bring attention to plant security measures, Euronews reports.
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" The group put its focus beyond Congress, to bring attention to state elections and corporate boards, "fields of play formerly occupied almost solely by the gun lobby.
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A number of warehouse workers have gone on strike during this Prime Day sales promotion period to bring attention to the way they are treated by Amazon.
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It requires us to renew our focus: to inform, to simplify and complicate as necessary, and to bring attention to the most salient issues of the day.
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Okoumou said at the time that she scaled the monument to bring attention to the Trump administration's policy of separating migrant families who crossed the border illegally.
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The students first began to bring attention to the issue after publishing a column on the stigma surrounding periods in their school paper last year, WBUR reports.
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Activists are planning to take 85033 million dead bees to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) headquarters as they seek to bring attention to the plight of the insect.
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When Bey speaks, people listen, and she's starting use her superstar platform to bring attention to issues that are paramount to her and many of her fans.
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By showing a decline in published randomized control trials by U.S. researchers, the authors hope to bring attention to the critical need for dedicated surgical research funds.
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She said she wanted to express solidarity with San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who, to bring attention to racial inequality, is not standing during the anthem.
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In sharing the stories of these puppies, the Puppy Bowl hopes to bring attention to areas of the country that have been hit hard by natural disasters.
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It's time to look holistically at affluent suburbs, realize that each one has pockets of have-nots and ensure that the media bring attention to everyone's challenges.
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The goal is to bring attention to the ordinariness of Jews, to focus attention on regular Jewish life rather than to get them seen as just victims.
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One year they went to Lebanon to bring attention to the Syrian refugee crises, one year to Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya to focus on girls' education.
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Puerto Rico deserves and needs representation in the United States government, although it is a tragedy that it took such an event to bring attention to this.
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NOT THAT KIND OF BLACK FRIDAY: Cities across the U.S. will see climate strikes on Black Friday with youth protesters aiming to bring attention to climate action.
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The organizers plan to start a Twitter campaign to engage the politicians about the Yearbook to bring "attention to an ongoing tragedy," they say in their statement.
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The singer has worked to bring attention to the legislation, which would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, by starting a Change.
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The publicity has helped bring attention to the plight of the city's homeless children, who make up nearly 40 percent of the shelter system in New York.
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Robeson, 28, ran the race in his native Scranton to bring attention to the demanding work firefighters do -- and to try to set a Guinness World Record.
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Not without reason, conservatives bring attention to many federal policies and programs that bring Washington bureaucrats into areas best handled by states, localities or the private sector.
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What a gig A pianist plays on a platform in the middle of the Atlantic, all to bring attention to global warming and its effect on the Arctic.
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Woodley livestreamed her arrest to her public Facebook page to bring attention to the Dakota Access Pipeline, a billion dollar project that she has passionately been crusading against.
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Nearly a decade later, Nilsen is not only an icon in the beauty industry, she's a major player using her platform to bring attention to the LGBTQ community.
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"I wanted to bring attention to very old products on Sephora's sale page that I would feel uncomfortable using on clients as a professional makeup artist," she said.
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Last month, Underwood shared her first selfie following her fall to bring attention to the End It Movement, which strives to put a stop to modern-day slavery.
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Tom Hiddleston won his first Golden Globe Award on Sunday evening and attempted to use his acceptance speech to bring attention to the civil war gripping South Sudan.
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Werk Week, one of the first of that series, will be timed to Charleston Fashion Week and will bring attention to the need for fashion to be accessible.
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Because the two lines bring attention to the outer top lid and inner bottom lid, they are almost parallel in their downward slants, creating a doubly lengthening effect.
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Investigations into Mylan bring attention to the critical issue of drug prices, but our investigation should be less on Mylan and more on the system as a whole.
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On Sunday, contestants at the Miss Perú 2018 beauty pageant decided to use to their platform to amplify that data and bring attention to domestic violence in Peru.
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Coffman filed a discharge petition for his bill, a tool typically used by the House minority party to bring attention to legislation blocked by the majority party leadership.
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Though they did fail to bring attention to the 2019 Wisconsin Supreme Court race, the Democratic primary field has shown a willingness to wade into other nonfederal matters.
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Werk Week, one of the first of that series, will be timed to Charleston Fashion Week and will bring attention to the need for fashion to be accessible.
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On Chicago's South Side — ground zero for U.S. urban violence and poverty — left-wing community leaders are calling for mass protests to bring attention to the city's problems.
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" She placed tanzanite beads on either side of the orange lacquered sphere in her multistone Candy Kimono Nibble necklace "to bring attention to the center of the necklace.
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It's just one element of a new team initiative dubbed "go green," which is the esports club's attempt to use its platform to bring attention to larger issues.
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As a painter, I think of one's clothing as similar to a painting's frame: there to bring attention to the art or wearer, as the case may be.
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Throughout the night, every from Ellen Degeneres to host Ricky Gervais took time to bring attention to the crisis that has already taken 24 lives and 2,000 homes.
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This itty-bitty porcupine helped bring attention to the challenges of motherhood in the modern workplace, and somehow even made screaming seem adorable — well, up to a point.
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A small business attorney, Shedd wants to bring attention to her sprawling northeast Arizona district, which she feels has been left behind despite a wealth of natural resources.
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He became a leading figure in Amnesty International and continued to try to bring attention to the abuses in Chile, calling on the American government to exert pressure.
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The organization is calling for people to take their own action to bring attention to school safety on a "National Day of Action Against Gun Violence in Schools."
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She used her access to the media to bring attention to a community that has fought hard for many years to have its stories heard, without being sensationalized.
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" "And every day and every moment that you don't call it out, you're wasting an opportunity to bring attention to it because there's less eyes focused on it.
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It was, in some ways less of a secession and more of a publicity effort to bring attention to the terrible conditions of roads along the states' borders.
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The C.F.D.A. also gathered a cadre of high-profile "ambassadors," borrowing heavily from the world of sports, who will attend shows and, in turn, bring attention to the proceedings.
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"The original intention wasn't to dismiss any white artists, but I was trying to bring attention to the fact that artists of color aren't fairly represented," he tells Broadly.
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Mack says she was recently approached to develop an emoji app and wanted to use the platform to bring attention to victims of domestic violence ... so she created MackMoji.
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Hydes was adopted but began hunting for his biological family after he turned 18, he said on a Facebook page he launched to help bring attention to his search.
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The protest's origin: Last year, Colin Kaepernick, then-quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, began kneeling during the national anthem to bring attention to police brutality against black Americans.
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Real-life Beautiful Boy Nic Sheff and star Timothée Chalamet, 22, visited cities around the country over the weekend to promote their film and bring attention to addiction awareness.
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"The park service wants to be the complete storyteller of our country and it's our mission now to bring attention to certain stories that are under-represented," Kupper said.
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Pizza Hut, which replaced rival Papa John's International Inc as the official sponsor of the National Football League (NFL), said the partnership is helping bring attention to its promotions.
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Willmott wanted to talk about the history of American slavery in different way, using dark humor and racially reversed historical moments to bring attention to current forms of racism.
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In the report, the organization includes suggested tweets that people can use to bring attention to especially notable statistics as well as shareable graphics to amplify the report's findings.
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Today, snoozing goes global: in addition to celebrating St. Patrick's Day, we recognize World Sleep Day, an annual event intended to bring attention to the importance of soundly snoozing.
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Our arboreal man was moving at a glacial pace, apparently attempting to bring "attention to the everyday dances that we're doing," as he told the New York Daily News.
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Clooney, 55, who has appeared in such films as "Ocean's Eleven" and "Syriana," has used his stardom to bring attention to humanitarian crises in South Sudan and neighboring Sudan.
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Lizz Winstead, a creator of and former head writer for "The Daily Show," started Lady Parts Justice in 2012 to bring attention to reproductive rights in a humorous way.
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They also saw an opportunity to mount a protest that would bring attention to what they describe as four and a half years of torture by the Australian government.
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He became more well-known outside BSB fan circles in 1997, when he was one of the first people to bring attention to the band's controversial manager Lou Pearlman.
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The 11-year-old led a walkout at her elementary school on March 14 as part of the national effort to bring attention to gun violence in American schools.
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It was the perfect find for a parched bicyclist, but for Greenfield it was also perfectly illustrative of the problem he was trying to bring attention to: food waste.
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This Friday, thousands of young people across the globe will walk out of their jobs and schools to bring attention to climate change and call on politicians to act.
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"Caitlyn sees this as a chance to bring attention to LGBTQ causes and she is committed to protecting human rights no matter the political party in power," they added.
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The YouTuber and makeup guru Jeffree Star used Twitter and Snapchat to bring attention to a murder case in Michigan said to have taken place after a Grindr hookup.
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Like Belafonte -- who honored Williams in a video that was shown when he received his award -- Williams has used his platform as a celebrity to bring attention to his activism.
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While viral songs on TikTok can bring attention to the artists, the focus is not always on the music, which is meant to do service to the 15-second clip.
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The message, sponsored by the National Institute of Reproductive Health, which supports abortion rights, is intended to bring attention to recently passed state laws seeking to limit access to abortion.
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The questions were prompted by journalist Carlos Maza launching a campaign last month to bring attention to homophobic abuse and harassment he says he received from a conservative YouTube personality.
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The idea is to bring attention to the opposite: a move to get patients changed out of hospital gowns and pyjamas into their own clothes—and then up and moving.
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"Caitlyn sees this as a chance to bring attention to LGBTQ causes and she is committed to protecting human rights no matter the political party in power," said the insider.
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" The insider continued: "Caitlyn sees this as a chance to bring attention to LGBTQ causes and she is committed to protecting human rights no matter the political party in power.
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In 2017, he was key in bringing President Donald Trump to Long Island to bring attention to the issue of violent gang members slipping through the cracks of immigration enforcement.
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The singer (who has previously opened up about his struggles with body image) said that he wanted to do the interview to bring attention to body image issues in men.
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That's what plus-size blogger Jasmine Grimes of Mysse Match Mag wanted to bring attention to when she posted a portrait of herself in a lingerie set from Lane Bryant.
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RFS has previously used internet trends to bring attention to the plight of Syria's remaining civilian residents, using Pokemon Go and The Avengers to keep the rest of world engaged.
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Why he matters: Kaepernick, who was the first pro athlete to kneel during the national anthem to bring attention to discriminatory police practices, elevated the conversation to the national stage.
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To bring attention to the fact that black women earn 17% less than their white female counterparts and that black women are paid 63% of the dollar men are paid.
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Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 2000ers quarterback who began kneeling on the sideline during the national anthem to bring attention to social injustice, has not played since the 2016 season.
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The legislation introduced in the U.K. is a so-called private member's bill, a measure that rarely becomes law but can help bring attention to causes and influence other legislation.
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She and at least two other researchers have since worked with lawyers at Whistleblower Aid to bring attention to Ito's relationship with Epstein, and the late financier's ties to MIT.
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It took far longer for government officials to take notice, let alone action, which came partially in response to Mr. Hickey's efforts to bring attention to the village's polluted water.
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Organizers in Washington state recreated a homeless encampment on the lawn of the state Capitol to bring attention to the state's homelessness crisis, one of the worst in the nation.
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Twitter in a blog post earlier this week announced that it has re-launched a custom emoji for Take Back Day, an effort to bring attention to the #TakeBackDay hashtag.
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" The New Jersey resident said she created the chart to bring attention to "women being able to be in control of their own bodies – and, of course, have a laugh.
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Once, on a flight to Minnesota, I questioned him for 15 minutes, pressing him about whether he was in the race to bring attention to important issues, or to win.
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Behrens, the protest organizer, said she wanted to bring attention to the "mess" at her own local caucus and others, and voiced surprise at Cruz picking up all the delegates.
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Kendrick Lamar used his Grammy performance to bring attention to mass incarceration, while Kanye positioned himself as a controversial focal point, alongside a nude Donald Trump, with his "Famous" video.
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Using her work as a designer to bring attention to social issues around the globe, Semaan understands fashion's innate ability to inspire empathy in its universal presentation of self-worth.
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Earlier this week, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel tried his best to bring attention to funding CHIP by making an emotional plea on his show while holding 7-month-old son, Billy.
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Seeking to deflect criticism that they won't protect Americans' health care, Republicans are trying to bring attention to the growing popularity of -- and divide over -- Medicare for all among Democrats.
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Earlier this year, we lost at age 90 the great novelist and art critic John Berger who tried to bring attention to the problematic nature of Booker's history in Guyana.
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"I'd rather you bring attention to the Category 5 Hurricane #Dorian threatening our south eastern coast, and the tragic & preventable shooting that occurred yesterday in Texas," she tweeted on Sunday.
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It then became more a feeling of, okay, we should look at this from a different perspective: This is great, it's going to bring attention to the [protein folding] issue.
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But what has allowed his effort to have influence beyond his celebrity is his partnership with other people with an interest in St. John to bring attention to the island.
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Another family member of a victim who died in the 85033 terror attacks also took part of her time onstage at the remembrance event Wednesday to bring attention to Washington.
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Although she might never see much money, she said she decided to join as a way to bring attention to Iran's role in the attacks on her husband and others.
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It's no secret that Teigen and John Legend like to bring attention to their relationship, from spending their nights playing with Snapchat filters to helping each other with wardrobe malfunctions.
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The pope used the evening prayers to bring attention to youth, noting that while culture "idolizes youth" it has made no place for the young, according to The Associated Press.
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On Saturday, to bring attention to a cross-promotion deal with Taco Bell, he posted a photo of himself wearing a giant foam hat in the shape of a taco.
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We helped bring attention to the limits placed on girls and women in my country, and we showed the world that, if given the chance, Afghan girls could do anything.
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"It may seem odd that Jereb would bring attention to his group by claiming a connection to Cruz, but Jereb has always been somewhat of a publicity seeker," wrote SPLC.
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I would like to see my elected officials and community on a larger scale call out transphobia and bring attention to the implications that this would have for trans people.
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Pockets of concerned teachers began meeting about how we could expose the deplorable conditions in our schools and bring attention to the abuses that students and teachers have long suffered.
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Another BFA student, Ashley Galvan, used a class project to try to bring attention to the situation, which she herself was unaware of until a professor told her about it.
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Amal Clooney penned an article for HuffPost to bring attention to the United Nations security council unanimously approving a resolution to help Iraq build war crimes cases against Islamic terrorist groups.
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Players protesting each week want to bring attention to serious, systemic issues in the country, including racism, a militarized police force setting its sights on people of color, and economic disparity.
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This collective came up with the idea to replace all the pesky advertisements in a London Tube stop with images that would make people smile and bring attention to their cause.
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To bring attention to their development environment, they've launched a crowdfunding campaign that gives a decent snapshot of the depth of experiences that can be enabled by today's commercially available biosensors.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's team plans to hear out the women demonstrators who are heading to Washington to bring attention to their issues, one of the President-elect's spokesmen said Tuesday.
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Curry said he hoped the list would bring attention to the plight of Christians across the globe as they face a "total lack of religious freedom," forced migration and even genocide.
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Progress is being made too slowly, but the opportunity we have these two weeks is to bring attention to it in a way that hasn't been done in a long time.
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Yet, some outspoken Twitter users are criticizing the actress for supposedly turning a memorial of Rickman into a self-serving crusade to bring attention to Watson's status as a feminist leader.
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It was the first real mention of the situation during the awards which is disappointing to anyone hoping that artists would use the show's platform to bring attention to his situation.
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He has used his platform to bring attention to serious issues, like police brutality and gun control, while being the greatest basketball player in the world and expanding his financial empire.
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Her selections will bring attention to 25 women artists on view at the fair, including Alicja Kwade, Betye Saar, Hannah Wilke, Olga de Amaral, Alexis Smith, Ana Mendieta, and Zanele Muholi.
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And, in a series of interviews with The New York Times beginning in May, Ms. Murdoch has stepped out further, in order to bring attention to the fight against climate change.
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The exhibit — which is part of the larger Emma Lazarus Project, a three-year initiative to bring attention to the writer — also aims to educate about the issues of the time.
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The letter is meant as a method to bring attention to urban centers in the South that the mayors said can be overlooked during presidential campaigning, according to The Washington Post.
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Beauty pageant contestants in the South American country of Peru used this year's Miss Peru contest on Sunday to bring attention to the scourge of violence against women plaguing their country.
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Bandi Mbubi is the founder and director of Congo Calling, an organization working to bring attention to the atrocities being committed in the Congo and a peaceful resolution to the ongoing war.
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To bring attention to the discrimination and stress plus-size people face when flying, London-based activist and artist Stacy Bias has created a new animated short film called Flying While Fat.
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In her thank you speech, Kidman thanked her fellow cast members as well as her "mama," who was an advocate for the women's movement, and continued to bring attention to the cause.
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In a rambling speech to the House of Representatives, Gohmert sought to bring attention to misplaced government oversight of federal agencies with a little anecdote about his famous ribs, reports The Hill.
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The two men intended "to bring attention to the August 2012 rape, to harass and intimidate people, and to gain notoriety and publicity for their online identities," according to his plea agreement.
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Critics pointed out that by choosing white authors for an initiative targeting a diverse audience, the booksellers missed the opportunity to bring attention to books written by and for people of color.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras had organized the caravans to bring attention to the migrants and asylum-seekers — now they had it on a scale they never could have imagined, and they weren't ready.
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I don't get one and, while I don't want to bring attention to myself, I ask the guard passing them out why I didn't get one and he says he will check.
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More than a century later, the day continues to bring attention to injustices facing women, in America and around the world, and has frequently sparked organized efforts in the fight for equality.
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The goal: to bring attention to the culture of knock-offs that plagues the industry — and to what constitutes appropriate usage of logos and recognizable imagery in the age of social media.
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While many attendees wore white roses to bring attention to the #TimesUp movement, Lorde had an excerpt from feminist author Jenny Holzer sewn onto the back of her stunning red Valentino gown.
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She added that she hopes the public knows that there are many members of the Google community working hard to fix, bring attention to, and prevent these abuses of power from reoccurring.
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Many attendees are wearing black and a Time's Up pin to the first major awards show of the season to bring attention to rampant sexual harassment and assault within the entertainment industry.
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Campaign finance reform activists also attended campaign rallies of the various candidates and marched to the Republican debate on Saturday to further bring attention to campaign finance reform and super PAC spending.
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House withdrawal of Obamacare repeal will bring attention to Cassidy/Collins Senate bill The2 hv worked real hard to sell it to Reps&Dems "I'm not aware of any backup plan," Sen.
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Instead, the ordinance is designed to bring attention to and halt the inhumane and deceptive practices of large-scale breeding operations that supply animals to pet stores and directly to consumers online.
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A number of African-American athletes have attempted to bring attention to what they perceive as the unequal application of justice in America and cases of police brutality against people of color.
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The administration held dozens of public events this week to bring attention to the difficulties faced by inmates — many of them low-risk drug offenders, officials say — as they return to society.
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As concerns about insulin availability have increased, paired with the fear of rising prices, advocates have sought to bring attention to this often-invisible issue by using #insulin4all across social media platforms.
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The nonprofit, which aims to bring attention to the United Nations' global development goals and plan to end extreme poverty, will host its fifth-annual flagship concert in Central Park on Sept.
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To bring attention to the issues of censorship and Internet surveillance, Edward Snowden, Pussy Riot and Ai Weiwei are teaming up with AdBlock and Amnesty International to launch an online protest campaign.
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The United Nations continues to work to bring attention to a conflict that has gone on for years and left millions without water as well as at risk of cholera and starvation.
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Major Max Geron of the Dallas Police Department said the man had "mental issues" and was trying to bring attention to the fatal shooting, which occurred in Denton County, north of Dallas.
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Mr. Trump has twice visited Long Island to bring attention to the problem of MS-13, a transnational gang that has terrorized the area, and highlight the need for tougher immigration laws.
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Alice Wu, an undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley, helped bring attention to the profession's toxic culture in 2017 with a thesis that documented misogynistic comments on an online message board.
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To bring attention to the issue, Danielle Rowley, a Scottish member of the British Parliament, broke a taboo by deliberately arriving late to a debate in the House of Commons in June.
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The Rikers strike stands as the latest effort taken by incarcerated people to bring attention to the conditions faced during the pandemic by America's prison population, currently clocking in around 2.3 million.
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A Minnesota state lawmaker held a 24-hour sit-in on the Minnesota House floor to bring attention to the lack of gun legislation this year, according to Wednesday media reports. Rep.
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"What I'm trying to do in all senses is deconstruct our idea of gender, and use the privileges that come with looking like a model to bring attention to that," she said.
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The architecture firm designing the new building thought some kind of art project would bring attention to the site, which has sat vacant for months as it awaits approval from the city.
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The museum, which is decidedly apolitical and nonpartisan, uses animated walk-through exhibits, question-focused interactive media and docents trained to lead difficult conversations to bring attention to oppression and injustice worldwide.
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Kaepernick became a controversial figure in 2016 when he began kneeling during the national anthem to bring attention to police brutality and other issues affecting minorities and economically disadvantaged people in America.
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While the burgeoning arts community comes together every third Friday for open studios and gallery receptions or public programing, is it enough to bring attention to the issues central to the artists's work?
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Over email, Zheng told BuzzFeed News that she was running to bring attention to Wei's incarceration, but also because she had simply "run out of campaigns" and didn't know what else to do.
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On Saturday, September 30, The March for Racial Justice and the March for Black Women convened on the National Mall in Washington D.C. to bring attention to the specific injustices Black women face.
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But though these steps may bring attention to the issue, affirmative action—the policy of providing opportunities to members of groups that have historically faced (or still face) discrimination—should also be considered.
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Kaepernick started a national conversation about political activism by athletes last season when he decided to sit, and then kneel, during the anthem to bring attention to mistreatment of African-Americans by police.
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If they want someone-- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: What do they want in their protests if they won&apost try to-- (CROSSTALK) OSEFO: They want to bring -- they want to bring attention to the issue.
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As part of a broader effort to bring attention to the attacks, Israel's Ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon opened up an exhibit at U.N. headquarters showing the devastation from the recent attacks.
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Remsburg told CNN he wanted, in his moment in the spotlight in 2014, to bring attention to others wounded in battle and prove they don't want handouts, but rather opportunities to become independent.
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"If you truly honor the history of Pride as well as the crisis we're in, then you will recognize the need for disruption to bring attention to issues of marginalized people," she said.
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Funded by grants from the American-Scandinavian Foundation and the Lois Roth Endowment, Giovinco hopes to bring attention to climate change, and to remind people of the dramatic environmental issues occurring in Greenland.
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Fencer Race Imboden took a knee while his national anthem played and hammer thrower Gwen Berry raised her fist into the air in an attempt to bring attention to social issues back home.
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I think our march from the NRA to the DOJ to bring attention to the hypocrisy within both entities makes me very proud because that is work I've been doing for so long.
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They didn't go public until after the elections, reflecting how many campaigns and organizations are often reluctant to bring attention to a security issue -- or are just unaware when their systems are compromised.
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To bring attention to the topic means unraveling a system of male privilege baked not only into our intimate relationships but into the criminal justice system we're told is there to protect us.
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"We believe that if we bring attention to what we're going through in our situation, our hunger strike, to the outside and to other people, they will know what's happening," Edwards tells MUNCHIES.
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In King's final months, he made preparations to organize a massive campaign of civil disobedience in Washington to bring attention to the persistence of poverty and to demand government action as a result.
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As far as Bryan's concerned, Kim's doing a good thing by using her platform to bring attention to these cases ... but he stops short of saying she's a glorified savior of any kind.
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With the statement, which also was posted on social media, UNICEF is clearly trying to bring attention to an escalating slaughter in the country, which has been wracked by civil war since 2011.
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The idea for Axis Mundo grew out of the mutual desire of the curators to recover and bring attention to Meza's body of work, much of which disappeared after his death, Chayova said.
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Central to the company's success has been its ability to bring attention to the space through its independent editorial arm which covers the breaking news and trends surrounding the augmented/virtual/mixed/merged realities.
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Asking museums about the numbers of works by female artists and minorities in their collections is certainly necessary to bring attention to and keep the pressure on the topic, but it's definitely not enough.
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That's why Department of Homeland Security officials argued on Tuesday morning that the border tour to Yuma would bring attention to the need for a wall and place pressure on Congress for increased security.
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Warren Buffett may not be pregnant, but that didn't stop one of the world's richest men from volunteering the use of his stomach as a canvas to help bring attention to safe maternal health.
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Inspired to help children far less fortunate than their own famous posse, they co-founded YourMomCares, a group of mothers of celebrity and influencers who bring attention to issues affecting underserved and impoverished children.
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This particularly conspicuous infiltrator is a creature that, based on the amount of media attention it's getting, might work to bring attention to a oftentimes quiet crisis: The upending of ecosystems by invasive species.
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The Swedish Academy's choice of Dylan drew some controversy with many questioning whether his work qualifies as literature, while others complained that the Academy missed an opportunity to bring attention to lesser-known artists.
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A test: Comparing girls' and boys' clothing To bring attention to the problem, Choksi banded together with Courtney Hartman, founder of Free to Be Kids, which offers gender-neutral clothing for boys and girls.
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Her latest, untitled photo series aims to bring attention to women in Iran who have been executed by their government for "crimes" such as not wearing their headscarf correctly or defending themselves from rape.
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Our aim should be to bring attention to military families' primary issues such as overcoming injury both seen and unseen, adjusting to civilian life following military service, veteran employment, education, housing, and community leadership.
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Khandhar is hoping for a public apology from the tournament director of the National Scholastic Chess Championship and hopes that his post will bring attention to the undue criticism that the young girl faced.
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When investigators with different perspectives work together in good faith, they typically bring attention to a wider range of details, collect more evidence, offer contrasting theories of what happened, and engage in stronger analysis.
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The teens also used their voices to bring attention to every story related to the child gun violence epidemic in the past year, rather than simply highlighting the high profile ones that made headlines.
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She'd probably go and boycott and march and do all the things that Kimmy Schmidt would do to bring attention to why Donald Trump shouldn't be president— and he won't be, by the way.
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Rogers' fitting-room revelation (or ire) will, she hopes, bring attention to the subtle messaging — not just at American Eagle, but in the retail industry at large — that sizing can have on younger shoppers.
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He said his son's actions in evading the authorities stemmed from a confrontation he had in March 2017 with a former public official in McAdoo, Pa., which his son wanted to bring attention to.
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" Drake says he and a friend, who's also black, were trying to bring attention to the issues they faced during auditions, and their "frustrations with not always getting a fair chance in the industry.
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The Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games thought it could bring attention to the problem by making the medals for next year's games — about 20173 — from metals retrieved from donated e-waste.
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In a bare hospital in the hills above Bukavu, where for years there was little electricity or enough anesthetic, he performed surgery on countless women and campaigned relentlessly to bring attention to their plight.
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When the government shut down earlier this year over a previous spending bill, it was largely due to Paul holding up the Senate's vote in an effort to bring attention to the national debt.
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The PSA — called Back-to-School Essentials — is meant to bring attention to Know the Signs, a program that teaches about the signs exhibited by those who are contemplating violence and how to intervene.
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"It's very important to me that I use my platform to bring attention to the many issues faced by women in sports and to call for meaningful change," Williams said in a press release.
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He also helped bring attention to companies' use of noncompete agreements with employees as a means of holding down wages, and to occupational licensing rules as an obstacle to workers seeking better-paying careers.
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Stone, 66, took to Instagram to bring attention to special counsel Robert Mueller, saying he used "legal trickery" to place his case in front of Jackson, a US district judge in the District of Columbia.
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The subtle but controversial trend is an attempt to bring attention to the death of Li Wenliang, the Chinese doctor responsible for bringing attention to the virus who some say was silenced by the government.
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When artists left cities and headed to remote landscapes around the 1960s, largely to bring attention to the increased commoditization of art and degradation of the planet, the artistic movement known as earthworks was born.
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"The most significant things I'd like to bring attention to in the third quarter are the major transactions we executed to really transform the company: five major divestitures and one major growth initiative," he said.
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A UK farmer is claiming that a large group of vegans stormed her pig farm and, in their attempt to bring attention to the plight of the animals, accidentally caused the death of two piglets.
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The interest by tech giants may "force" lawmakers to learn and understand the issues and bring attention to the space, according to Kristin Smith, head of external affairs at Blockchain Association, a D.C. lobbying group.
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Student survivors of the shooting at Marjory Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, organized thousands of people to descend on Washington, D.C., on Saturday to bring attention to mass shootings and demand stricter gun control.
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"Surely @KatrinaPierson wore bullet necklace on #CNN to bring attention to 90 Americans fatally shot daily," tweeted Shannon Watts, the founder Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, shortly after Pierson sported the ammo.
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Now, 77 years later, director Christopher Nolan's new movie Dunkirk is telling their harrowing story of survival — and real-life veterans of the battle are happy to help bring attention to the history-making events.
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Meeting girls like Alice*, Chopra says, was an eye-opening experience that reminded her of her own privilege and responsibility to bring attention to the issues that we as a society have become desensitized to.
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The world of sports has been tied up in major national issues over the past few weeks, including a controversy over NFL players kneeling for the national anthem to bring attention to social justice issues.
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The purpose of the attack was not merely to disclose the personal information of the conference's attendees, but rather to bring attention to the perceived economic injustices committed by the WEF and organizations like it.
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The brainchild of Seattle-based designer Casey Laitiolas, it started making appearances this spring to bring attention to President Trump's refusal to release his tax-returns and what organizers perceive as general chicken-like behavior.
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Vice had repeatedly and adamantly called for Rasool's release, even blacking out its news site for two hours in October to bring attention to his plight, as well as creating a video about his imprisonment.
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One week Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, was kneeling in apparent solidarity with players seeking to bring attention to racial injustice; the next week he threatened to bench any player who knelt.
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The new doll is a part of the toy company's Barbie Dream Gap Project, an initiative that, among other objectives, aims to bring attention to role models like Asher-Smith through dolls highlighting their work.
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For their part, the men say that their efforts to bring attention to child abuse has nothing to do with money and are all about seeking justice and preventing such a situation from happening again.
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The company has been eager to land a starry first production that would bring attention to the theater, which is on West 44th Street and most recently has been used as a hotel event space.
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In November, Uber drivers rallied outside the wealthy homes of some early investors in Uber -- on the day the stock lockup period ended -- to bring attention to the working conditions and low wages of workers.
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Nourn is now sharing her story, not only to secure her freedom but also to bring attention to the ways in which domestic violence can be a pathway to incarceration and, for many immigrants, deportation.
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"CCIA is proud to stand beside the public interest groups and internet users to bring attention to the critical importance of net neutrality for US companies and the economy," said Ed Black, the group's president.
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Several of the protesters gathering for Monday&aposs rally outside a hotel-casino in Reno say they will engage in civil disobedience to bring attention to the separation of children and families at the U.S. border.
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Unlike Nancy Reagan on Diff'rent Strokes to promote Just Say No, her anti-drug initiative, or Laura Bush on Rachael Ray to bring attention to her heart disease awareness initiative, Obama has been a seamless presence.
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In the past, the building has lit up red, white, and blue for the Fourth of July, pink and purple for International Women's Day, and even displayed images of animals to bring attention to animal endangerment.
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Former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick kicked off a whole movement when he kneeled down during the pre-game National Anthem performance in an effort to bring attention to police brutality stemming from racial inequality in America.
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Driving the news: Revolution CEO Steve Case's eighth "Rise of the Rest" bus tour swung through Florida and Puerto Rico last week to bring attention to startups and investment in cities outside of traditional tech hubs.
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Recognition for Somaliland Music is still an integral part of her life and she is using it as a tool to bring attention to a cause that is still dear to her: statehood recognition for Somaliland.
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Lawyers defending 19-year-old Noura Hussein said they filed the appeal on Thursday, according to U.S. rights group Equality Now, which has worked with the Khartoum-based Seema Foundation to bring attention to the case.
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Instead, the initial idea was to use the medium of an escape room to bring attention to the issue of human trafficking — something that Milicevic felt has been given a cavalier treatment in films like Taken.
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The reading was organized to support victims of campus sexual assault and bring attention to legislation that would require the Education Department to list institutions under investigation for sexual assault issues, The New York Times reported.
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He and a ragtag team of peace activists, Democrats, Marxists and anarchists attempted to bring attention to a Central American cause that, after the Sandinistas lost power in a 1990 election, was fading from public view.
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Every Australian state and territory association, for example, now has a staff member specifically responsible for driving Indigenous participation programs, and the country's top league both recently held themed matches to bring attention to those efforts.
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"We are a community largely comprised of immigrants and undocumented immigrants, and we were worried that this step would bring attention to our congregants who are undocumented," said Ms. Singhroy, 22, a temple and Sadhana member.
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She added that "many ignorant people" see the syndrome as a negative, and she acknowledged she has been limited in the past, particularly before she began her strike from school to bring attention to climate change.
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You can see the full scoring system on the site, but in short: We hand the candidates points for each time they bring attention to state-level candidates in person, over email, or through the media.
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It's hard not to be aware of it when I'm standing there shooting pictures, but as much as I could I tried to kind of blend in and not bring attention to myself or the camera.
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They epitomize some of the issues that the Pope has promised to bring attention to, though some there seem to find more hope in the skeletal pseudo-saint than in the head of the Catholic Church.
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A Best First Film category would even the playing field, and also help bring attention to movies by a more diverse set of filmmakers than the Oscars have typically honored, setting them up for future success.
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It was a privilege to support them… We want to bring attention to those veterans that are likely to get missed in the long term… Sometimes family members have to take care of these people for life.
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Several of the protesters gathering for the rally outside a hotel-casino in Reno said they planned to engage in civil disobedience to bring attention to the separation of children and families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"Accuser 1 concedes that she decided to come forward, elected to bring attention to herself after watching women on TV. And that's important because the allegations she makes allegedly occurred 46 years ago," attorney Angela Agrusa said.
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After meeting the Hammonds about a month ago -- an introduction organized by Bundy -- Soper has been traveling back-and-forth to Burns from his home in Bend, Oregon, in order to bring attention to the their case.
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Once they have that understanding, they're able to present the story in a dynamic way through a variety of focal lengths, perspective, repetition; any number of the techniques that photographers use to bring attention to their subject.
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The legality of Debouzy's offer is hazy, as Viagra can't be obtained in France without a doctor's prescription, but the mayor says the actual medicine isn't the point – he simply wants to bring attention to the problem.
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We must use our platform to bring attention to injustice Do you have any direct experience with gun violence and if so can you tell me what impact this has had on you personally and your work.
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Protesters hope to not only stop the telescope construction but also bring attention to their issues with "the state's economic interests being given priority over Native Hawaiian cultural and land use rights," The New York Times reported.
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"From my experience in the Latino community, people love lotteries, people love contests, and so this allows us to bring attention to the issue and gets people excited," Rossana Rosado, the New York secretary of state, said.
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Eli Leon, a psychologist, writer and collector and self-taught scholar of African-American quilts, who helped bring attention to the field and especially the quilts of Rosie Lee Tompkins, died on March 21987 in Emeryville, Calif.
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" Ms. Grant said in an email that she had been fighting "for the best part of a decade" to bring attention to Ms. Fitzpatrick's case, "but have had nothing but a brick wall from the Scottish government.
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And while there's no denying that Meredith has the platform to bring attention to the issue, she also needs to take her time to research the matter before she just writes and publishes something on a whim.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Victims of sexual abuse by Catholic priests at a school for the deaf in Argentina staged a protest at the Vatican on Friday to bring attention to an upcoming trial of more alleged abusers.
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Over the course of the summer, they left their homes at Standing Rock and ran 2,000 miles to Washington, DC — they arrived in early August — in an effort to bring attention to the movement against the pipeline.
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By using her platform to bring attention to the murder, Hathaway is helping address the problem many activists are focused on: that homicides with black victims often are neglected by the police and US society as a whole.
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Wood says it's a "privilege and not a sacrifice" to take action that honors the work done by Cesar Chavez, a labor leader and activist who participated in multiple hunger strikes to bring attention to mistreated farm workers.
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Kelly, who has faced decades-long accusations of sexual abuse, is back in the spotlight through the campaign #MuteRKelly, which is attempting to further bring attention to the singer who has continued to thrive in the music industry.
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" Jolie's statement to the Huffington Post did not address this allegation, but did say that, "The point of this film is to bring attention to the horrors children face in war, and to help fight to protect them.
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Markle took matters into her own hands (it was 25 years ago, but she already knew that girls run the world) and kicked off a letter-writing campaign to bring attention to the sexist nature of the commercial.
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Beyond being a talented editor and stylist, I've always admired her for using her relationships, platform and influence to bring attention to important issues and causes, such as breast cancer awareness, and inspiring others to do the same.
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Indiana resident Sonya Kendall witnessed the zebra's lifeless body on the snowy farm and snapped two photos to bring attention to a potential case of what she described as mistreatment of their animals, which officials are currently investigating.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Sunday he wants to make a trip to South Sudan together with the head of the Anglican Church to bring attention to the suffering of people stricken by civil war and famine.
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The reason we did this in the first place, was to bring attention to police brutality, that's the reason, that was just a symbol for what was going on, just like the flag is a symbol of America.
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A$AP Rocky is getting a groundswell of support from fans on the ground in Sweden ... posters calling for his release are popping up all over Stockholm, and people are snapping pics to bring attention to his plight.
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Perhaps LinkedIn didn't want to bring attention to the fact it was allowing your email address to be slurped up by anyone you're connected with, given the current media climate of intense scrutiny regarding privacy in social tech.
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Ms. Bakst and Mr. Masnyj bring attention to meticulous placements and replacements (of body parts, of objects); Mr. Cabrillos offers a more lovingly haphazard look at the body in relation to inanimate things, specifically two unglamorous beige carpets.
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In order to bring weed and weed users out of the shadows, the cannabis industry has aggressively tried to normalize its use, in part by trying to bring attention to the horrible and unhelpful criminalization of cannabis users.
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Prakash said voters who consider climate change to be their top issue preferred Biden to Sanders, so the Sunrise Movement plans to bird-dog Biden over the next few weeks to try to bring attention to his record.
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Rather, it is a visual focal point that will bring attention to a factual display that Green-Wood will build to document Sims' story including his shameful experimentation on enslaved women in the South between 1845 and 1849.
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She can bring attention to an issue simply by mentioning it on Twitter or, as she did on Friday, showing up for an hour in her district; her fame can also distract, turning every appearance into a circus.
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It provides me with an opportunity to share my voice and bring attention to issues I believe are important, to meet inspirational people and to enjoy unforgettable experiences around the world, and I enjoy it almost every day.
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There is "a pattern of policing of Extinction Rebellion which has sought to undermine, criminalize, and brand as extremist those who are taking to nonviolent direct action to bring attention to the climate and ecological emergency," Garnett said.
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Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teen climate activist who helped spark protests across the globe, will reportedly visit the Standing Rock Indian Reservation later this week to bring attention to struggles surrounding the issue in the Native American community.
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The first lady is visiting Ghana, Malawi, Kenya, and Egypt during her first major international trip abroad as first lady, in part to promote her "Be Best" campaign, an effort to bring attention to children's health and wellbeing.
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During a caucus meeting Thursday, Senate Democratic leaders and coal-state Democrats agreed to use a threat of a shutdown to bring attention to the issue and push for a longer extension in January, a senior Democratic aide said.
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Inmates using illegal cellphones have also sought to bring attention to the conditions in which they are held, sending out photographs of inmates fighting, broken toilets, holes in prison walls, dangling wires and dead rodents caught in sticky traps.
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In fact, Bailey Webber was so affected by what that letter did to her friend that she felt compelled to do more than just bring attention to BMI letters — she created a documentary that got picked up by Netflix.
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The bus was chartered by HazteOir ("Make yourself heard" in Spanish), a far-right Catholic group, who began the campaign on Monday to bring attention to what it says is a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender agenda in Spain.
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A few Democratic senators also livestreamed a field trip to the Congressional Budget Office as a form of protest, taking time to snap a selfie in front of the CBO in an effort to bring attention to their cause.
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In 2003, a group called Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace, led by the Nobel Prize winner Leymah Gbowee, began to meet daily in Monrovia's fish market to sing, pray, and bring attention to the push for peace.
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But Reed-Veal's statement hit a nerve as she used her platform not simply to discuss her own pain but to bring attention to the ongoing problems black women face in the criminal justice system: Let's get something straight.
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The group became known as the Amazon Employees for Climate Justice (AECJ) and is participating in the Global Climate Strike — a series of walkouts to bring attention to climate change organized by and for young people — on Sept. 20.
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Fifty-four percent of voters called kneeling during the anthem inappropriate, while 23.27 percent say that the practice is an appropriate way to bring attention to the problems that NFL players have cited for their protests, the poll said.
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After being elected to the academy in 21993, he used his influence to bring attention to Jean Rolin, Emmanuel Carrère and the American-French writer Jonathan Littell, whose 19773 Holocaust novel, "The Kindly Ones," received the academy's top prize.
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Uproar over the book has dominated news coverage for days, putting the White House on the defensive just as Trump and his advisers sought to plan and bring attention to their policy goals for 2018 ahead of a November congressional election.
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Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn and his new wife Lisa Heywood Zohn ditched the traditional honeymoon and instead chose to join forces with charitable crowdfunding platform CrowdRise to travel to Greece to bring attention to the refugee crisis, PEOPLE exclusively reports.
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" 'The vagina can be in the joke, but it can't be the joke' There are definitely challenges in using humor to bring attention to an issue or a product, said Julie Cottineau, author of "Twist: How Fresh Perspectives Build Breakthrough Brands.
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So, we came up with the Michael Williams Deportation Bus Tour, and we actually started it today and we went to two sanctuary cities to bring attention to the effects of illegal immigration here in our state and our country.
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The arts collective uses creative direct action to bring attention to the gallery's sponsorship by oil company BP. Their work, which ranges from blocks of melting ice to theatrical exorcism of BP, is neither welcomed nor hindered by the gallery.
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Things reached a fever pitch after April Reign created #OscarsSoWhite in order to bring attention to the fact that people of color were not being acknowledged for their work in film by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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"In the beginning [it] was just for fun," Marsala told CNBC on Monday, explaining that he took advantage of the media attention in order to advertise his new start-up and bring attention to a book that he is writing.
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Most notably, an entire slew of alt-government accounts were created by America's national parks to bring attention to the harm being done to our natural landmarks by the voluntarily blindfolded eyes of the administration to the effects of climate change.
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For Roxanna Altholz, the Berkeley Law Clinic attorney representing the Rojas Family, the case is important because it should bring attention to the limitations of the use of force standards within US law enforcement agencies, especially those that deal with immigrants.
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The request, in the form of a letter to ATF Director Thomas Brandon, comes after Democrats staged a sit-in on the House floor this summer to bring attention to what they see as congressional inaction in response to mass shootings.
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Colin Kaepernick, a former quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers -- currently a free agent and without a team -- first started kneeling during the national anthem before games during the 2016 season to bring attention to issues of racial inequality and injustice.
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In June, the residents, joined by the city's public advocate, Letitia James, filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Manhattan to seek relief and bring attention to what they considered flaws in the laws, which were created in 2014.
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"We wanted to make sure we were getting it right, but we also wanted to bring attention to the fact that there are some really amazing women in this field," said Julie Parks, director of public relations at American Girl.
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Trump has said that players who kneel or sit during the national anthem are disrespecting the flag and the military, though many players say it is their patriotic duty to bring attention to social injustice and other ills in society.
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The alert, especially, would bring attention to a sensor malfunction, and warn pilots they should prepare to shut down the MCAS if it activated erroneously, said Peter Lemme, an avionics and satellite-communications consultant and former Boeing flight controls engineer.
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We're told the Village People pondered the issue and decided the farmers made the vid for a good cause -- to bring attention to a bill that may benefit millions of Americans -- and they don't want to be the party poopers.
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The star opened up about why she decided proudly to declare turning 50 with a world tour, saying that when she first brought up the idea, people were confused as to why she'd want to bring attention to her age.
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And he was the first Fox News personality to bring attention to the dangers of Covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, even going to Mar-a-Lago to speak with President Donald Trump in person about the pandemic.
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Mr. Weinstein said he hoped their resignation would bring attention to the importance of the arts at a time when President Trump has proposed eliminating funding for the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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More than 50 writers and figures from the arts world, including novelists Salman Rushdie and Margaret Atwood, have written to Putin asking him to free Sentsov, who has said he is ready to die to bring attention to his case.
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"Whether it's Bana, or Alan Kurdi, or Omran Daqneesh, they bring attention to an issue in a way that helps people visualize a little more clearly the situation of children," said Sonia Khush, the Syria director of Save the Children.
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"We continue to be inspired and amazed at our students and how well they responded to this, how they provided leadership on a national level to bring attention to some very salient issues that have emerged from this tragedy," he said.
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She profiled two 19th century female journalists, Elizabeth Jordan and Miriam Michelson, who bravely wrote fiction — even as they kept working as journalists — to bring attention to sexual intimidation in the workplace, sparking difficult conversations about gender, justice, and inequality.
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It started off as a rally to bring attention to the damaging lie that a string of Republican and Democratic administrations had ignored evidence that the Vietnamese government was secretly imprisoning living American service members listed as missing in action.
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But by refocusing away from the Islamic State, Toboni and Wakefield show that looting is much more than just an Islamic State problem and bring attention to the oft-neglected root of most of the world's tomb raiding: socio-economic unrest.
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As Iowans head to churches, schools, restaurants and firehouses today to cast the nation's first votes in the 2016 presidential race, the closely watched caucuses will bring attention to another first — a pair of mobile apps Microsoft developed to report results.
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His intention with the LP is to bring attention to the beauty in quiet, in repetition, in a solitary state of being—human concepts we're being deprived of as overpopulation and lackadaisical artificial lighting strip us from true, beautiful darkness.
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Harry's appearance at the event run by Streetsport, a nonprofit that delivers free weekly sports and creative activity sessions for young people throughout Aberdeen, is part of the royal's work to bring attention to the positive effect sports can have on kids.
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That doesn't make her a "Dreamer," since those individuals came to the country as children with their parents, but the singer is using her position to bring attention to the 800,000 immigrants who would be directly affected by any changes to DACA.
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Kjellberg live-streamed his gameplay session as a way to bring attention to the ongoing, mostly facetious battle between himself and T-Series, a Bollywood-centric YouTube channel that is close to overtaking Kjellberg as the most subscribed-to creator on YouTube.
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While the Duchess of Sussex pinned in a cathedral length veil on her wedding day, Eugenie went without the traditional accessory as a way to bring attention to her spinal scar from the surgery she had at age 12 to correct her scoliosis.
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That explanation resolves to Kaepernick's wish to bring attention to various longstanding national disgraces that, because they tend disproportionately to victimize poor people and people of color, are viewed by some people as more of a disgrace than they are by others.
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In a letter sent to the 49ers management Friday, the Santa Clara Police Officers' Association acknowledged that Kaepernick "exercise[d] his right of free expression" when he refused to stand for the national anthem to bring attention to racial disparities in police shootings.
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To bring attention to the latest mass migration off the island since the 60s, the 71-year-old artist will live at the base of the El Yunque National Forest, where he will focus on his studio practice for a year without talking.
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The documentary stopped short of sharing details of whether they did or did not receive surgery, because Arquette remained adamant that they wanted to bring attention to trans issues, but that the intimate details of their body were not up for public discussion.
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In a visit with the team on Wednesday, Moon tried to smooth things over by telling the players that showing unity and hope may be more important than winning, and that integrating with North Koreans will bring attention to "a less-preferred sport".
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I applaud Serena Williams for using her platform to share her experience and bring attention to this issue, but we can't forget that, less than two weeks into 2018, there are undoubtedly multiple nameless, faceless, black women who have similar experiences or worse.
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And highly visible examples like the accusations against the comedian Bill Cosby — who faces trial on charges of sexual assault after a judge ruled on Tuesday that the case against him could proceed — have helped bring attention to the cause, Ms. O'Connor said.
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In fact, after Kaepernick began taking a knee last year, he explained that he was doing it to bring attention to the oppression of "black people and people of color" and cited the unjust killing of people of color by the police.
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Critic's Notebook SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Biennial art exhibitions were founded in the 1890s at almost the same time as the Olympics, and they serve a similar purpose: to bring attention to the cities that host them and the nations that participate in them.
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Public art is impressive and everywhere, from the Sculpture Fields at Montague Park to "The Blue Trees," an ecologically themed installation consisting of rows of trees that the artist Konstantin Dimopoulos has painted a non-harmful ultramarine blue to bring attention to deforestation.
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A television viewer had contacted tournament officials as the final round was underway to bring attention to Thompson's actions Saturday on the 17th green, when she marked her ball and placed it back down roughly a half-inch from the original spot.
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Distributors and sales companies take advantage of the international media presence, including the critics and journalists whose coverage can help bring attention to smaller movies like "Sea Fever" and "Sibyl" — two satisfying, pleasantly off-kilter movies about prickly women whose lives become battlegrounds.
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Inmates have used illegal cellphones, which can sell for up to $133, to capture and transmit images — inmates fighting, broken toilets, holes in prison walls, dangling wires and dead rodents caught in sticky traps — to bring attention to the prisons' troubling conditions.
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As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to bring attention to racial disparities in police use of force, and as protests reveal inconsistencies or outright lies in police claims, there is a huge level of distrust toward law enforcement among minority communities.
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Since he left Syria six years ago, every trip Caesar has taken to Washington to bring attention to war crimes has meant he has had to risk leaving his family, who have found refuge in a Western European country he will not name.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French capital's Opera Bastille has been silent for nearly a month because its orchestra is on strike, but on Tuesday the musicians performed on the steps of the opera house to bring attention to their anger at planned pension reforms.
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However, in their selection of work, the co-curators have successfully managed to bring attention to the plights of such groups, demonstrating that many of the artists on view were involved with numerous causes and part of an expanded network of political action.
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When I joined other members of the House of Representatives to file a bipartisan resolution last summer to make this annual designation, our aim was to bring attention to the alarming decline in America's public discourse and the urgent need to reverse that trend.
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Activists around the Bay Area took to the streets over the Martin Luther King Day holiday weekend, participating in four days of protests to bring attention to labor, housing and police brutality issues, including protests held at both the Oakland and San Francisco airports.
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She told Hyperallergic: In order to make the show more fun for today's audiences, and to bring attention to the museum's collection, while shining a light on major talent in the New York area, I proposed a show with a "then and now" approach.
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We're absolutely trying to use everything within our power to bring attention to this issue, and along with many other groups in Ireland, such as The Abortion Rights campaign and the X-ile Project, will hopefully lead to a referendum to Repeal the 8th.
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But with some $7.4 trillion under management, BlackRock's views have been eagerly awaited both by corporations supportive of the rule changes to streamline their annual meetings, and investor activists worried the SEC will make it harder to bring attention to environmental, social and governance issues.
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"I wish I could come to you with information to explain why this happened, but we do need to acknowledge the courage of the young girl who escaped from that residence to bring attention to get the help they so needed," Fellows told reporters.
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"Kerby has demonstrated with his art a clear understanding of the issues that are resonating today; he's used his platform as a way to bring attention to the issues and also as a way to push people to have social dialogues," Mckesson told Refinery29.
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The event—which featured music, mimosas, and a tree-themed cake—was meant to bring attention to the city's plans to remove the tree due to a developer's complaints that the branches went over an adjacent lot they are currently selling for $1 million.
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Coming off a weekend spent at Capitol Hill, where the activist and actress urged lawmakers to expand rights for women domestic workers and farmworkers, Fonda, 80, is now lending her voice to Swing Left's "Last Weekend" initiative, to bring attention to November's midterm elections.
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Alba, 36, is one of hundreds of women in show business who have come out in support of Time's Up: a call to action launched on New Year's Day to bring attention to the idea of combating sexual harassment, assault and inequality in the workplace.
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But the fact that the president is giving these protests attention shows that, to some degree, they're working: The protests make some people uncomfortable, but they also bring attention to issues of police brutality and race that some NFL players feel have long been neglected.
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The stunt is similar to that pulled by a herder in the French village of Crêts-en-Belledonne, who registered 50 sheep at the local school in order to bring attention to "threshold logic" which could potentially close the schools, according to the BBC.
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In 2010, Lady Gaga sought to bring attention to the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy when she walked the red carpet with four servicemen and a servicewoman who had been discharged or opted to leave the military because they were openly gay or bisexual.
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We therefore look forward to working with the mayor, Council Member O'Brien and others to create incentives for everyone to share our limited space more efficiently, and to bring attention to the benefits of comprehensive congestion pricing from both an emissions and traffic reduction standpoint.
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Recent filings in two separate federal lawsuits against race-conscious admissions policies at the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill and Harvard initiated by long-term opponent of affirmative action, Edward Blum, continue to bring attention to the issue of race-based affirmative action.
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Brown is a man on a mission, and his aim, which rings loud and clear, is to bring attention to the interstate drug traffic that cuts unimpeded through Jefferson Davis Parish and expose the decades of police corruption and incompetence that keeps this traffic moving.
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In an interview, Ms. Flanagan said that if she wins, she will oppose a proposed pipeline across historic Ojibwe land; send money meant to help native people to tribes rather than county governments; and bring attention to the country's many missing and murdered native women.
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And with Mr. de Blasio's attention diverted, Mr. Johnson, 37, has seized the opportunity to use his personality to bring attention to Council issues — and offer New Yorkers a glimpse of an elected official who seems to genuinely enjoy his job and all its trappings.
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In VICE's music issue, we spent time in NOLA with a collective called The Pink Room Project which has created a mission to bring attention to black native artists that grew within hip-hop culture, but want to make music outside of the genre.
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Titled "Uncensored: A Word From Our Doctors," Goop's "we go high" post seemed to single out Dr. Gunter (without naming her but referring to her "wielding the lasso of truth" line) as looking to "critique Goop to leverage that interest and bring attention" to herself.
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Ian "iDubbbz" Carter, a popular creator and controversial comedian, started his "Content Cop" series in an effort to bring attention to problematic habits of other YouTubers, including laying out Brian "RiceGum" Le's over-the-top clickbait material and Calvin "Leafy" Veil's own cyberbullying behavior.
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Joaquin CastroJoaquin CastroJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Texas Democrats tap Joaquin Castro to deliver key address Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE (D) also took to Twitter to bring attention to the gun ban at the event.
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Titles like "When All You Have Left are Limes, Make Margaritas, Nod and Smile; Old and Faithful Since 1848 (Yellowstone)" (2015) bring attention to the powerless, uncomfortable reality of cultural appropriation that lies beneath the surface of objects whose meaning is lost through consumption.
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Ronald Savage, the New York native who was the first to bring claims of sexual assault against Bambaataa earlier this month—at least three others have since come forward—is sharing his story, in part, to bring attention to the statute and boost efforts to overturn it.
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Its purpose is to bring attention to the lax environmental standards that give every corporation a shining gold star for achieving the bare minimum—like some level of energy efficiency—while completely disregarding meaningful steps that would make a difference to both your wallet and the environment.
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White and Netflix will no doubt bring attention to Cesnik's murder and the sex abuse cases at Archbishop Keough, but their work hinges on the investigative labor of Gemma Hoskins and Abbie Schaub, two alums of Archbishop Keough who have each spent several years researching Cesnik's case.
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Trump is not trying to win Jewish voters by focusing on, and exaggerating, the anti-Semitic statements made by Democrats like Tlaib and Omar, or highlighting their desire to bring attention to the plight of Palestinians, which polls show is also of growing interest to American Jews.
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"Since the American public only has rather limited opportunities to view and appreciate Korean artworks, concerted efforts are necessary to bring attention to the richness of Korea's culture and arts," Yoon Keum-jin, the executive vice president in the Korea Foundation's Washington office, wrote in an email.
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On Saturday — the day before the first Mother's Day without her daughter — Parker will be in New York City to march with Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense America to bring attention to the issue of gun violence and remember the loved ones, like Alison, they've lost.
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Using his celebrity and sway, he helped produce the 2017 Kalief Browder documentary and bring attention to the rampant judicial bias rapper Meek Mill (who is signed to Roc Nation) has come up against, all of which is documented in the new Amazon series Free Meek.
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The Oscar-winning actor, who has used his A-List Hollywood status to bring attention to causes he cares about, such as the genocide in Darfur, and his wife, an attorney and human rights advocate, will hold a separate event Saturday at their Los Angeles mansion.
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In 21960, only $103 million was spent on delivering eyeglasses to people in the developing world, less than one percent of resources devoted to global health issues, according to EYElliance, a nonprofit group trying to raise money and bring attention to the problem of uncorrected vision.
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In writing about peace activist and Roman Catholic priest Philip Berrigan, who spent over a decade in prison for his activism, he clearly has enormous admiration for the man's efforts to bring attention to, and undermine, the American war machine, yet he also faces the facts.
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The St. Felix Centre, a charity focused on helping vulnerable members of Toronto's community, was chosen as one of the 12 organizations Meghan and Prince Harry will follow on social media this month in an effort to bring attention to charities that help those most in need.
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Before Stewart, there was Benjamin Crump, who helped tell the world about Trayvon Martin, a teenager killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida, and S. Lee Merritt, who helped bring attention to the death of Jordan Edwards, a teenager shot and killed by a suburban Dallas police officer.
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The Dallas News reported that Patrick went on to blame the Black Lives Matter movement and protestors for putting police officers' lives at risk following a peaceful protest in Dallas aimed to bring attention to the officer involved shootings that left Alton Sterling and Philando Castile dead this week.
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Retired Sacramento County sheriff's detective Richard Shelby, who continued to investigate the cases after retiring in 1993, said that unlike other serial killers — such as the Zodiac Killer, who claimed dozens of murders in taunting letters to local news outlets — DeAngelo did nothing to bring attention to himself.
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The Microsoft founder had a good reason to bring that piece of crap out, using it as a prop to bring attention to a global lack of toilets, diseases which can spring from poor waste management, and the need for better sanitation options, which the Gates Foundation funds.
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When the NFL at large joined together after Trump's tirade against its players, they weren't standing, kneeling, or linking arms to bring attention to unchecked violence and inequality — they were making a half-conceived performance of "unity" against the only power in the country that can rival the NFL's.
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Catalina Velasquez, a co-chair of the Equality March and an organizer with Casa Ruby, a DC-based LGBTQ center, said the march was a success, drawing in tens of thousands of protesters and helping to bring attention to those usually excluded from the narrative of mainstream pride celebrations.
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Citi, which announced its Olympic lineup on Monday, believes its sponsorship of Carlin Isles, an Olympic hopeful little known outside rugby, could bring attention to "rugby sevens," a TV-friendly format of rugby that sponsors said could catch on with American audiences, much like soccer has in recent years.
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A bitter McMahon was back in Texas this week ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl showdown between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, still trying to bring attention to a concussion crisis that remains far from resolved despite an estimated $1 billion settlement between the league and players.
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Anger toward what was seen as heresy by some with Noah (not unlike the rage directed toward Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ in 1988) was capitalized on by Christian film stars like Kevin Sorbo as a way to simultaneously attack Hollywood and bring attention to his movie.
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Fonda, who stars in the Netflix show "Grace and Frankie," said this week's rally was designed to bring attention to the role the military plays in contributing to climate change, and said Congress should cut the military budget to fund the Green New Deal, a proposal introduced by Rep.
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Canada is celebrating 150 years as a nation in 2017, and earlier this year, indigenous activists occupied federal land to bring attention to the fact that Canada is a country founded on stolen lands—it should be considered 150 years of theft and personal trauma caused by colonization.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Monday hosted about 300 guests, including convicted felons, at the White House for the "First Step Act Celebration," a party intended to bring attention to a rare piece of bipartisan legislation he passed last year, and which he plans to highlight on the campaign trail.
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In states that do not explicitly require removal/retrieval of guns, there should be agreements to ensure that guns are removed/retrieved from people subject to domestic violence orders As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, it is important to bring attention to domestic violence perpetrated with guns.
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Facebook groups like Artists Don't Work For Free and entire memes surrounding "work for exposure" trends within the art community have sprung up to bring attention to the issue, but Reynolds said it won't completely go away until people stop participating in unfair competitions held by major corporations like Apple.
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But as Vox's Kelsey Piper explained at the time, these moral tradeoff questions, while interesting, don't really get to the heart of the safety debate in self-driving cars: [The] entire "self-driving car" setup is mostly just a novel way to bring attention to an old set of questions.
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John Stanton, a former D.C. bureau chief at BuzzFeed News, and Laura Bassett, who was laid off from her job as a Huffington Post reporter this year, launched the group earlier this month to bring attention to how tech platforms' stranglehold on digital advertising revenue harms local and online news publishers.
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John Stanton, a former D.C. bureau chief at Buzzfeed News, and Laura Bassett, who was laid off from her job as a Huffington Post reporter this year, launched the group earlier this month to bring attention to how tech platforms' stranglehold on digital advertising revenue harms local and online news publishers.
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These historical notes are not inserted to diminish the place of these women artists, but rather bring attention to conditions that may in part explain the marginalization and eventual exclusion of artist like Godwin who served no obvious function to the males that dominated the mainstream commercial New York art world.
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The recent Federal Trade Commission (FTC) update to its Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) compliance plan, is the latest in a series of regulatory moves to bring attention to the serious cybersecurity and data privacy issues latent in the ever-expanding internet of things and the ever-smartening supply chain.
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"I think LeanIn's efforts and their partnership with these companies is one of the exact right steps to bring attention to this issue," says Cho, "because when April rolls around a lot of people make a big hooray about women's equal pay day and then forget that some women still haven't reached equality."
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The general strike, which has garnered support from the Women's March, was to bring attention to "the enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio-economic system -- while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities, vulnerability to discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity," according to the Women's March website.
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Mark Milano, who helped organize the event on Facebook, said that the protest was meant to bring attention to health care reform, and so about 20 members of "anti-Trump" activist group Rise & Resist made brunch reservations at the swanky restaurant on Sunday before unleashing a torrent of coughing in the dining room.
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Mark Milano, who helped organize the event on Facebook, said that the protest was meant to bring attention to health care reform, and so about 20 members of "anti-Trump" activist group Rise & Resist made brunch reservations at the swanky restaurant on Sunday before unleashing a torrent of coughing in the dining room.
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SALT LAKE CITY – A Mormon man has launched a hunger strike to bring attention to a campaign calling on church leaders to bring an end to closed door, one-on-one interviews where youth are asked by adult lay leaders if they are following the religion&aposs strict rules on sexual activity.
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"Previous administrations have done some work for it, but for the administration to make an active point of trying to at least bring attention to it … is something that people in the LGBTQ community, people on the left side of the aisle should be thankful for and be happy about," he continued.
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"As The Formation World Tour makes its stop in the Tar Heel state in the midst of such a controversial time, we think it is important for us to bring attention to those who are committed to being good and carrying on the message of equality in this core of controversy," it reads.
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The March for Black Women — organized to bring attention to the widespread incarceration of black women, sexual violence and murders of black transgender people — aimed to set itself apart from the huge Women's March on Washington in January, after Inauguration Day, which received some criticism for a perceived focus on white women's activism.
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Anyway, UN Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE told the press that the president used the pop-song reference to bring attention to the North Korean situation.
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On June 20103, 36 days after Claudia was killed and at the height of outrage over family separations at the border, an advocacy group in Texas's Rio Grande Valley called La Unión del Pueblo Entero (LUPE), which translates to the Union of the Entire People, organized a vigil to bring attention to the shooting.
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From Stephen Comstock, director of tax and accounting policy, the American Petroleum Institute, Washington, D.C. Piping up for PVC I am writing to bring attention to an inaccuracy in a recent piece published by The Hill ("A public-private system to improve our nation's water supply," The Hill's Congress Blog, by Keith Pemrick, Aug. 8).
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"For crying out loud, when you have environmental problems that are that prevalent, that are affecting human beings and human health, that should be at the very top of the list," said Eduardo Garcia, a Democratic member of the State Assembly who has sought to bring attention to the problem in the State Legislature.
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Following the ripple of positive changes in women's rights under Saudi Vision 2030 — Prince Mohammad bin Salman's plan to improve Saudi Arabia in areas like infrastructure, tourism, and its economy, which has most recently granted women the right to drive — entrepreneur and fashion editor Marriam Mossalli sought to bring attention to Saudi women and their style.
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They took a large pink boat emblazoned with the words "Tell The Truth" to Oxford Circus, staged a "die-in" at the Natural History Museum to bring attention to the mass die-off of species, barricaded roads, locked and glued themselves to the Waterloo Bridge, climbed on top of trains, and sat in trees in Parliament Square.
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This is why, one year ago, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) launched the Manufacturers' Accountability Project (MAP) to help bring attention to the coordinated campaign behind these lawsuits and has made it clear that they will do nothing to improve the environment but could do serious damage to our legal system and our manufacturing industry.
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LONDON — Across Britain, the Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) movement has called for a nationwide #shutdown to bring attention to racism in the UK. Protesters have chained themselves to the motorway into London's Heathrow Airport, blocked the tram lines in Nottingham, and obstructed major roads in both Manchester and Birmingham, creating major traffic delays across the country.
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By painting and restoring the remains of a shot-down Huey that served as an air ambulance throughout the Vietnam War, Maloney has created a vibrant, 47' long sculpture that aims to "bring attention to veterans of all conflicts, as well as to PTSD and the 50th Anniversary [of the Vietnam War] Commemoration," according to the installation's press release.
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Since the mid-2000s, when he started a magazine about African art in Brooklyn, Mr. Enwezor has fought to bring attention to African, Asian and Latin American artists, and many have praised his curatorial work at the 278 edition of Documenta, an important exhibition held every five years in Kassel, Germany, as challenging Western hegemony in the art world.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersVoter support for universal basic income grows: poll Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead Warren surges to 9-point lead in California poll MORE's (I-Vt.) position for being the most aggressive and robust, though his response also sought to bring attention to the decades he's spent talking about income inequality and human rights.
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The ex-San Francisco 85033ers quarterback-turned-social-justice-warrior Kaepernick has become a lightning rod for controversy after his quiet protest in which he took a knee during each pregame national anthem to bring attention to the issue of police brutality and the disproportionate and seemingly unchecked victimization of African-Americans at the hands of police.
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"We want to show our solidarity with each other, with women everywhere who are experiencing violence and abuse in the workplace, and to bring attention to the Time's Up fund, the legal defense fund, and try and drive more funding toward that resource for women and men," Portman told Vulture earlier this week regarding the decision to wear black dresses.
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Google is adding a couple of little things to improve the experience, including an annotations feature, which will allow a guide to draw inside the 360 sphere and bring attention to certain features of the environment as they're touring about in VR. The app is Android-only for now, though the company says that it will be arriving on iOS soon, as well.
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Due to his name value, and the guarantee that he will do something outlandish, promoters have financed his return—with the overhead being smaller and smaller every time—knowing that no matter how tiny or otherwise insignificant their event might be, Mayorga's antics at the press conference and weigh-in will bring attention to it and make word of the show go viral.
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But with all eyes turned to New York as the fall '17 collections rolled out this week, designers have used the spotlight to bring attention to what they believe in, some more subtly than others: the feminist finale at Prabal Gurung, the Ellis voiceover at Monse/Oscar de la Renta, the Women's March opening at Mara Hoffman...the list goes on.
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Patenaude was the HUD assistant secretary who was reportedly under consideration for the department's top job, but though she was unable to articulate any of Carson's opinions on housing, she told me that he's "one of the brightest people on the face of the earth" as well as the perfect person to bring attention to issues like the rent-affordability crisis.
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But when you get down to the particulars, there are a lot of statements in there mainly to try get news coverage, to get people to say dumb things on TV, or to repeat memes or jokes that white supremacists and white nationalists use online to get people to search for them and try to bring attention to that cause.
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"When Trump is able to spin an entire news cycle about 'Hamilton' instead of other issues that matter to working folks, it's that much harder for us to bring attention to the everyday struggles of families trying to put food on the table," said Jonathan Westin, director of New York Communities for Change, a grass-roots organizing group that helped start the current campaign.
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The protests are specifically about one man in a very troubled neighborhood that gets a disproportionate amount of attention from police, but they also seek to bring attention to the police brutality that all too often afflicts black men in the US. Freddie Gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury on April 12 when he was tossed around the back of a police van.
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The purpose of the bus is to bring attention to my 287G deportation program, which would allow sheriff&aposs deputies to have many of their deputies act as ICE agents, so that we can have 159 counties with acting ICE agents in it, so once they&aposve identified some in our country illegally, they can begin the deportation process immediately, and not have to wait for federal agents.
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Thompson says his trip had two goals, aimed at two different audiences: within the mostly white lacrosse world, he wanted to bring attention to one of the most unifying events within Native culture in decades; to his fellow Native people in Standing Rock, he wanted to ensure that the traditional roots and unifying power of the sport—its role, he says, as a "medicine game"—would be present at the protests.
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Since her arrest, which streamed on Facebook Live via her mother, the Big Little Lies star has remained vocal about the pipeline, encouraging people everywhere — not just in North Dakota — to come together and bring attention to what's happening at Standing Rock, ND. However, it looks like Woodley may have to limit future activism, because she just struck a plea deal for her arrest that will have her on probation for an entire year.
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The Kayapo's remote way of life—coupled with the fact that many of the villages are only accessible by plane, spread out over huge distances, and inhabited by people who do not speak Portuguese or have any knowledge of "white men"—means that it is extremely difficult to bring attention to their issues and ongoing battle with the illegal logging, gold mining, and ranching that encroach on the 2,500 mile border of their lands.
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Read more:Kim and Khloe Kardashian responded to a Twitter user who criticized them for not donating to Australian relief servicesSteve Irwin&aposs family announces it has saved 90,000 animals in Australia, and says admissions are surging as bushfires rage onHere are 8 ways you can donate money to Australia&aposs bushfire relief effortCelebrities used the Golden Globe Awards as a platform to push for climate change reform and bring attention to Australian bushfires
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I spoke out about Disney in spite of the fact that I am well aware that Bob Iger is by far not the worst offender as far as excessive compensation goes, but because I want to bring attention to the issue of inequality more broadly and to shine a light on all that we have gradually allowed ourselves to become accustomed to in the name of this fundamentalist version of capitalism we currently practice.
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