We do trainings: safety trainings for the job site... trainings on how to run the business.
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Organizers are running orientation sessions for newcomers, nonviolent mass action trainings, and legal trainings.
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Besides the arms trainings, John and Jordan also host martial arts and physical combat trainings.
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"We're all in various different trainings and caucus trainings and we have strategies of course, but..." Shane said, trailing off.
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All managers go through trainings that are intended to set their departments up for success and similar trainings are offered to hourly employees.
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The trainings are open to all lawmakers and staff, but no lawmakers are expected to participate because the trainings fall on a day when many of them will be out of town.
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We would have mandatory, yearly competency trainings around LGBTQIA topics.
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It also offers trainings and provides guidance for policy reform.
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There are more requests for security trainings than ever today.
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Hannah: We get product trainings, but mostly we just guess.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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Johanna: When we started, you know, the trainings are slow.
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Its launch is accompanied by ongoing digital security trainings nationwide.
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School leaders introduced trainings on race for teachers and students.
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Some studies have shown that these trainings aren't particularly effective.
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The company does perform its own brand of on-site trainings and workshops, but the emphasis is more on facilitating virtual trainings for clients who want to reach more of their organization more efficiently.
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Now, they cannot leave the country for conferences, meetings, or trainings.
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Publishers also will participate in weekly trainings about digital subscriptions marketing.
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Help set up ongoing trainings for that community if you can.
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"We've known about these trainings for months and months," he explained.
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And they have nothing to do with corporate anti-bias trainings.
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The lawsuits don't address how the company sells its teacher trainings.
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The new trainings won't start until the certification process is complete.
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Starbucks uses guidelines and trainings to help employees foster that environment.
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Letting people know what good behavior looks like on it. Trainings.
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Universities are required to offer Title IX trainings, ensuring that they have imparted a set of facts to all students—but beyond meeting legal requirements, it's difficult to say whether those trainings actually reduce sexual assault.
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Rick Alan Ross of the Cult Education Institute calls them "large group awareness trainings"—a relatively benign label reserved for intensive, immersive self-help trainings like Landmark Education or the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California.
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Square has conducted five ally trainings in its offices in St. Louis.
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More than 1, 400 people have graduated from the trainings to date.
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To me, and to be clear, there is a need for trainings.
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MRD: In last year, tech companies have started offering unconscious bias trainings?
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Key to the trainings, said Mabirizi, is teaching practice rather than theory.
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Today, he still leads teacher trainings twice a year around the globe.
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Diversity and inclusion doesn't stop with manager and employee trainings, Rodriguez said.
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Beat the average price, however, and you'll take home all seven trainings.
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All members of management have participated in these trainings, including Mr. Batali.
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The incident led to a round of racial bias trainings for employees.
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As we began delivering these trainings, a pattern immediately began to emerge.
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Drivers, however, cannot be forced to complete trainings since they are contractors.
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The best data we have suggests trainings often fail to fight prejudice.
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It also facilitates regular collaboration days, in-person trainings and social events.
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These trainings work around officers' busy schedules, not the other way around.
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"We've been conducting trainings all around the country," Coates told the conference.
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Sometimes they have great spring trainings and get off to great starts.
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The military is likely leaning on these trainings for a similar reason.
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Some of those trainings involve preparing for a mass shooting; some don't.
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The test drivers undergo weekly, quarterly and annual refresher trainings, according to Aurora.
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Cory Booker's team is designing several mandatory employee trainings on different workplace issues.
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How many agencies have actually held the trainings is unclear, but the Sept.
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Teachers also attend summer conferences and professional trainings, often paying their own way.
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Our department did a lot of trainings and workshops with different faith communities.
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Though, of trainings, he said that what's most needed is a skilled leader.
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If you bought these five trainings piecemeal, you'd spend a total of $700.
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Ovenly offers its employees regular professional development trainings, transit benefits, and free meals.
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"Our trainings were disrupted and officials attacked, so some people withdrew," he said.
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Some groups have based similar trainings on the campaign or started their own.
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"I don't think you solve the problem with these trainings," Mr. Chaslot said.
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There was another way to ease this debt: recruiting other students into trainings.
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Mandated reporter trainings are regularly offered and additional supports are available as needed.
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I also wondered what goes in the intercultural trainings the officers went through.
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Showing commitment to issues inside and outside the organization through philanthropy or workplace trainings.
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Other trainings, such as for ethics and cybersecurity, are mandatory for employment in Congress.
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Asked if Republican staff plan to participate in Monday's trainings, Thompson said "some" are.
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In addition, it revealed updates to trainings for officers and dispatchers since Kayleigh's death.
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So throughout the year, the RNC conducted countless trainings for phonebanking and door-knocking.
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When asked what he hoped might come of the doctor trainings, Glassman was vague.
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Similarly, corporate anti-bias trainings suggest a straightforward set of steps for alleviating prejudice.
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Companies realized they were legally exposed and began instituting anti-harassment trainings and policies.
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We've had a number of candidates attend Run to Win trainings from Emily's List.
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So they go give these trainings in parks, in libraries, churches, synagogues, homes, schools.
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There's no music in these one-on-one trainings conducted in a white void.
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Giusti wants to recruit chefs out of culinary school to help conduct these trainings.
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Second, it demonstrates how many diversity and inclusion trainings in the past have failed.
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Edmondson herself was a talented recruiter, who opened a Vancouver chapter and sold trainings.
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While such training sources are available, there is scant information on how many attorneys and judges participate in these trainings, what types of cases trainees litigate or oversee or whether the information contained in the trainings or education is applied where appropriate.
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The year before, jurists heard substantive legal updates and trainings on bias in the courtroom.
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Our end-to-end marketing solution simplifies trainings, events and travel logistics with cloud technology.
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The group has already held in-person trainings, and plans to hold 25 this year.
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Welcoming Schools, which is part of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, offers professional development trainings.
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In fact, it can be quite late in a company's timeline before these trainings happen.
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It's not even enough to go through well-regarded harassment and discrimination trainings for management.
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The agency has been hosting trainings aimed at helping boost female participation in recent weeks.
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The military is also implementing campaigns, providing education, and trainings to address stigma-related beliefs.
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However, it is not enough to simply order members of Congress to attend these trainings.
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Individual offices could voluntarily have their staffs attend trainings offered by the Office of Compliance.
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After coming up with a framework, they got the trainings off the ground in 2014.
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They will also begin trainings for local newsrooms through non-profit news organizations and academia.
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All-hands meetings, new employee trainings and job interviews have all moved to online video.
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Our activism trainings teach students the tactics they need to advance their ideas on campus.
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At Sun-Maid headquarters, he and other executives discussed the necessity of active shooter trainings.
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I&aposd heard about people doing yoga teacher trainings and coming out of them transformed.
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"We've got over 100 trainings," said Jeff Kaufmann, the chairman of the Iowa Republican Party.
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I travel to the United States a few times a year for trainings and meetings.
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It has also conducted manager and operator trainings last fall, opened a hotline and more.
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Research shows that trainings which focus on legalese and compliance won't inspire employees to change.
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Centralize authority Before #MeToo, an employee's allegations of misconduct would typically prompt mandatory staff trainings.
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The EEOC recommended sexual harassment trainings as an effective way to clarify those gray areas.
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Pros like James Pecis, Howard McLaren, Garren, and others hosted screenings, shows, and hands-on trainings.
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Agents at local field offices are receiving briefings and trainings, according to the senior immigration official.
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The two-hour trainings supplement the company's online training, the only format required in the past.
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Justice for Women has provided legal justice education for women on sexual violence and many trainings.
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Among her recommendations are sexual harassment trainings that are frequent, mandatory for all employees and interactive.
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The trainings are part of the foundation's "Channel Kindness Tour" that's on the road with Gaga.
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Nor in the days of preparation, the hours of trainings, or the years of law school.
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Haymaker's trainings have made her more aware of her surroundings and her own body's natural reactions.
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Facebook's Stone confirmed the company has conducted trainings in China for government and state media personnel.
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For over 40 years we have brought Food and Drug Administration (FDA) leaders to our trainings.
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Paradigm offers in-person unconscious bias trainings to tech companies including Airbnb, Pinterest, Slack and Asana.
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According to those combatants that the panel spoke with, several hundred others had undergone similar trainings.
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This past summer, McDonald's announced that its stores would implement new anti-harassment trainings and policies.
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Travel to conferences or out-of-state trainings are examples of trips that could be blocked.
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"I was baffled at the fact that there was no raise" after the trainings, he said.
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Hackbright will continue to focus its efforts on in-person trainings exclusively for women, Wienbar said.
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The guidelines also recommend that group trainings be kept to a minimum and be held outside.
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She also wrote that the process would likely benefit from implicit bias trainings for admissions officers.
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The stand-ins, according to Waldman, include privacy policies, impact assessments, trainings, audits and paper trails.
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So are "run, hide, fight" trainings, full of tips on how to survive an active shooter.
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These descriptions are based on my own personal observations of actual NET trainings and live exercises.
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Thompson said he hopes to do another round of trainings in the future with a Republican cohost.
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Although the Senate security services offer trainings for offices on the Hill, some Senate offices, like Sen.
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Implementing unconscious bias trainings at tech companies has become a thing over the last year or so.
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If it's less than the average, you'll still get two awesome trainings worth a total of $318.
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To help you give the best trainings, we have gathered a few tips from experienced trainers below.
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There are active shooter trainings all over the country that instruct people to avoid, deny and defend.
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We feel like we have to book more trainings, book more workshops, have more hosts come speak.
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"There's a number of them that I've done at previous mobilizations, previous protests, previous trainings," Giles says.
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But I was a leader, and being a leader, you had to take all the new trainings.
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According to internal documents, teachers who lead trainings receive up to $1,000 for meeting their enrollment goals.
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It has even offered trainings to try to help its members navigate the proverbial Thanksgiving dinner debate.
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"You'll do this on Tuesday, after you take the trainings," Harris said, guiding me through each room.
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So we started all over again and then that needed a bunch of vocal re-trainings too.
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In addition to casework, the unit also conducts trainings to aid in handling art and cultural artifacts.
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In trainings and drills, officers are being urged to consider the possibility of shootings from elevated positions.
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The bill would also help develop harassment trainings for employees and create a PSA about workplace harassment.
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The midwives can then expand the network by holding their own trainings back home to educate birth attendants.
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He and other gym members analyze news and amateur footage of protests online, and shape their trainings accordingly.
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Megan Rose Dickey: Why are you doing these unconscious bias trainings and what do you hope they'll accomplish?
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If Cao is going to continue to produce clothing, she too may benefit from diversity trainings and initiatives.
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However, that company eventually had to add layers of applications processes and trainings to surface higher-quality writers.
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It's a precedent setting case that has been referenced in other harassment suits and cited in HR trainings.
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It was one of nine trainings set up by the office of Brooklyn Borough President, Eric L. Adams.
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Medina told us that representatives from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, and Kik have recently attended SHIFT's resilience trainings.
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Andrea Colmenero, 23, said Ignite's trainings had helped her become more conscious of her public social media presence.
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There will be workshops, presentations, and trainings centered on the changes we need to create a better future.
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Others were told they had to complete additional expensive trainings, the existence of which was never mentioned initially.
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The OCC is also suspending all non-essential domestic travel for events like trainings, conferences and speaking engagements.
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In addition to required training for federal employees, GSA holds mandatory monthly ethics trainings for GSA political appointees.
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One had seemed eager to participate in trainings, he said, and all three consistently showed up to meetings.
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And she said she had personally heard troubling statements about students of color in diversity trainings with officers.
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At these trainings, we talk about the opioid epidemic — what caused it and how it escalated so quickly.
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Unlike Iowa, they had done a bunch of trainings with precinct captains and with campaigns on the app.
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"Because you have more candidates doing caucus trainings overall, there is a lot of training occurring," said Ramos.
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Mend has audio trainings available for paid users, but you have to listen to them and absorb them.
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Those trainings are supplemented by online sources that are available, at no cost, to candidates at all levels.
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Pelosi lauded the House legislation, adopted by the chamber Wednesday, requiring congressional offices to conduct anti-harassment trainings.
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We've been collecting reader stories since then, and pulled together comments on sexual harassment trainings and bystander intervention.
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Yes, I don't do any of those but there are professionals that know how to do the trainings.
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About 100 others were investigated or saw some type of action — such as warnings or mandatory employee trainings.
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But the EEOC notes that these trainings need to be part of a "holistic effort" to address harassment.
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The 23-year-old leads trainings and clinics on roping and reining horses, agility exercises, and cow pinning.
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But they still spend the summer in a variety of trainings, either at West Point or other Army bases.
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It will feature "prominent activists and players" and peak in September with a number of events, rallies, and trainings.
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He reports that a majority of its requested trainings last year had to do with working with transgender students.
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" According to the post, the quiz is based on trainings Jigsaw held with "10,000 journalists, activists, and political leaders.
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Techtonic, a software consulting company, runs three-month trainings in Boulder, Colorado, and hires graduates into six-month apprenticeships.
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The accelerator runs a four-month program for startups providing mentorship, trainings with startup experts, office space and investment.
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To help close this gap, advocates can step in to organize comprehensive trainings that foster more understanding and acceptance.
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Tourette's isn't the only disorder followers of the alleged cult believe the trainings or "technology" can help them overcome.
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Instead, they must conduct trainings that describe unacceptable behavior that could eventually rise to the level of illegal harassment.
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Most returnships include technical training, with some providing soft skill trainings and mentorship to help increase the returnees' confidence.
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This includes intentional and structured leadership development trainings, and efforts that encourage and provide access to mentors and sponsors.
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For D2iQ, this includes services and trainings for its customers, as well as product features that automate repetitive tasks.
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The trainings that did exist were typically closed off to people who weren't already looped into an activist network.
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Together, these tools and trainings offer a starting place for securing social movements in an increasingly frightening political environment.
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These additional trainings will ensure that physicians are safe to work in areas that might not be their specialty.
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Before we get into the efficacy of anti-bias trainings, we need a quick primer on how bias works.
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Short, effortless trainings instead of boring webinars should be more efficient when it comes to getting the message across.
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Switzerland requires men ages 18-34 to serve a basic military period of 21 weeks with annual trainings afterwards.
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After that, we capped the trainings off with a three-day leadership summit that the entire leadership team attended.
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It tracks Choudhury's rise to successful yoga guru — one who charged up to $10,000 per person for teacher trainings.
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"The reports mention the existence of these encounters both domestically and abroad during various missions and trainings," Walker wrote.
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We've seen a lot of times, guys have great spring trainings and get off to slow starts; vice versa.
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And the narrower question of what to do about imams — their origins, their trainings, their salaries — summarizes it well.
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"Diversity trainings are filled with good intentions and poor evidence," Brian Nosek, a University of Virginia researcher, told Belluz.
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After six consecutive spring trainings spent trying to fix a losing team, the Mets are the reigning National League champions.
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I want to train others so that I'm not the only one giving these trainings, and that requires some resourcing.
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Before Trump's Saturday announcement, field agents at local offices were receiving briefings and trainings, according to a senior immigration official.
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IN-FLIGHT VIDEOS, HOTEL TRAININGS At Thai airports, banners greet visitors with warnings that human trafficking could "destroy" the country.
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Currently serving trans service members live with the fear that they might be denied re-enlistments, trainings, promotions, and transfers.
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There are endless programs, "coffee with a cop" meetings, school talks, naloxone trainings, and even yoga classes at the jail.
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She also said that Safe Zone trainings, which educate participants about LGBTQ awareness and allyship, could help improve campus climate.
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Since 2011 he has led international trainings on non-violence at Kurve Wustrow, alongside trainers from South Africa and Nepal.
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More expensive projects may also include things like trainings to make sure your staff correctly and consistently implements your brand.
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The contract solidifies safety and security trainings and protocols designed to safeguard LGBTQ and women workers in an intimate industry.
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He conducts regular cop-watch trainings and holds a Day of Remembrance each year on Nicholas's birthday in late August.
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Aside from the safety trainings and free accident insurance that drivers get, we are also helping them enhance their livelihoods.
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The company charges school districts between $6,000 and $36,000 for their food trainings, depending on the length of the program.
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The Westerville, Ohio Outreach Program Librarian goes to senior living facilities and centers to run trainings and play interactive games.
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"We've seen 2,000 women already registering for trainings to become a captainah," Elyas told CNBC's Hadley Gamble in the capital.
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Solvers receive support from Solve in the form of connections and trainings to create partnerships to help their solutions scale.
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The trainings took place in 8,000 stores across the country and were self-directed with no official leader, Sanneh said.
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The sheriff, Bill Brooks, told The Indianapolis Star that his officers would not use the pellets during teacher trainings anymore.
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Preparing for the worst Health systems like Providence perform drills and trainings in anticipation of outbreaks like the novel coronavirus.
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"We are actively testing this process and will continue to ensure volunteers receive robust trainings," Mounce wrote in the memo.
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Many of Gore's upcoming voter drives will be in the same cities where he's also running activist trainings this year.
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Since then she has led trainings for geoscientists on recognizing their implicit biases to foster a more racially inclusive environment.
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These problems will not be fixed with a fresh coat of paint, new trainings or even a major facilities overhaul.
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I believe United Airlines was one of them, and a number of other companies have put on trainings similar to this.
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As these incidents become more commonplace, so have trainings and drills that prepare teachers and students for a potential active shooter.
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Jamil and fellow immigration judges were in attendance at the Virginia conference where Sessions spoke for annual trainings on courtroom procedure.
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Dad has been invited to several schools, colleges, and offices in the past few months to conduct anti–sexual harassment trainings.
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This is an example of the burdens that perpetuate fear and silence, no matter what new policies and trainings may say.
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He was asked to create and present more trainings on diversity and inclusion at work, which he is very passionate about.
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This year's unprecedented surge in political enthusiasm among young women has sparked a flurry of headlines, candidate trainings, and campaign announcements.
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TSA employees receive cultural awareness and sensitivity trainings, through webinars and in-person sessions, focused on engaging and screening transgender passengers.
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"USAID has also updated trainings for our agreement officers to improve our screening of prime and sub-awardees," the official said.
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The spokesperson also apologized and said the cidery is working to do better and plans to have trainings in the future.
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Now, when Diallo was not at the medical center, he was conducting I.P.C. trainings around the country as a Jhpiego instructor.
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The Hollywood Reporter discovered that these trainings included the infamous Donald Trump Access Hollywood tape as an example of bad behavior.
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It consists of waivers, signage ("If you feel something, say something"), staff trainings, and a policy posted on all event pages.
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When it comes to preventing harassment, however, Google is relying on better education about harassment policies and more frequent harassment trainings.
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The DoubleTree announced on Thursday that its management team would be launching an investigation into the ordeal and reviewing its trainings.
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In addition to a garden and fitness classes, we have a variety of art programs, workshops, job trainings, and entrepreneurial programs.
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While I was there, I went through one of the trainings they offer—a cam girl boot camp, so to speak.
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We use Monday and Tuesday to tray and prepare for the three timed trainings we have on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Both trainings are evident in the poise of his movement and in the projected diary excerpts, adorned with sketches and illustrations.
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She estimated that there were between 24 and 36 actively participating in weapons trainings and hate camps held by the group.
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The Nevada State Democratic Party is holding webinar trainings for volunteers throughout the week leading up to caucus day, February 22.
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We held advocacy and media trainings to teach them how to effectively speak about issues important to the women business community.
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Members attend climate trainings to stay updated to the latest climate change science, share ideas and network to build community leaders.
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"Having a large social media following and taking a couple trainings DOES NOT make someone a good teacher," one user wrote.
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"There have been a lot of faculty and staff who have taken these trainings," he said, but they are not mandatory.
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Mend's podcast and written articles are free, but unless one pays for a Mend subscription, they can't listen to audio trainings.
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For example, after surveying employees, one Emtrain client discovered upticks of workplace conflict and harassment during offsite sales trainings, Todd said.
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The trainings themselves are long days, filled with extended eye contact and as much self-examination as a human can handle.
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About 100 others are either still being investigated or saw some type of action — such as warnings or mandatory employee trainings.
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In her study of harassment trainings, Elizabeth Tippett, an associate professor at the University of Oregon School of Law, traces the legal history of trainings in part to the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's 1980 guidelines, which said employers could be held liable for harassment and suggested companies take steps to prevent the problem, including educating employees about harassment.
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Throughout the week, the march's organizers held direct-action trainings for anyone "ready to escalate" protests against the Trump administration's border policies.
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The trainings became an annual event, and Stern said she was moved by how Majid and Ahlam grew passionate about this work.
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Sessions will range from walking tours, hands-on workshops, roundtable discussions, trainings, interactive performances, screenings, and other community-driven, strategy-focused formats.
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Naila said that more Muslim women like her feel an urgent need for self-defense and have started showing up for trainings.
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So, we ended up getting an elder from each block—they came together and then we spent the next year doing trainings.
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"They're actually firing off blanks or they're actually using rubber bullets in some of the trainings that we have seen," she added.
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"We were teammates a little bit when he was a puppy," said Moyer, who has also seen Hernandez in subsequent spring trainings.
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Behavioral health professionals and trainings should be embedded in schools to better prepare staff to create a culture of well-being. 4.
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Implicit bias trainings often involve videos, slideshows, or personal anecdotes that reveal how a person's individual biases may influence a particular situation.
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I have spent a good deal of time over the last year working on body cameras, working on trainings with young people.
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On top of that, the E.E.O.C. has found that there is no solid evidence that employers' harassment trainings do anything to help.
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MUA takes a holistic approach: In addition to support groups, they offer trainings on everything from negotiating a contract to computer literacy.
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But you have to provide that opportunity, that empowerment in a way, and you can do that through events like these trainings.
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She said the current outbreak as "accelerated" her workday, as her team is constantly holding just-in-time trainings for healthcare workers.
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Army Reserve aviators 159th General Support Aviation Brigade train regularly to move soldiers and cargo for trainings, combat missions, and humanitarian operations.
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She created a culture board of directors, had them helm leadership trainings, and allocated time in every meeting to talk about inspirations.
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In addition, nearly two-thirds of colleges and universities use diversity trainings, and about 30 percent require their faculty to attend them.
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Civil rights groups have been conducting know-your-rights trainings, while churches have offered to provide sanctuary to those who fear deportation.
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That seems to be the major point about anti-harassment trainings: In isolation, they are nothing more than a Band-Aid solution.
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"Required trainings, including ethics, were provided to appointees by in-house counsels prior to assuming office," said Stephanie Grisham, a White House spokeswoman.
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Facebook doesn't make any of these trainings mandatory, because if you mandate something, Williams said, you're not going to see real change implemented.
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One would address implicit bias, a key reason Black women receive subpar healthcare, with trainings in facilities such as medical and nursing schools.
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In 2015, Tactical Tech reached more than 5,000 human rights defenders, activists, journalists and others directly through trainings, workshops, talks and cultural events.
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However, the report did suggest that some progress in "the reduced frequency and acceptability of anti-Islam law-enforcement trainings," is being seen.
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"The college has been working since before this incident to expand existing anti-bias trainings for all faculty, staff and students," Masinter added.
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By demystifying how data works, data science trainings can increase manager confidence in data and increase data-driven decision making in an enterprise.
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Through peer-to-peer exchanges, trainings, and other assistance for staff and members of parliament, HDP helps strengthen parliaments in 18 partner democracies.
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The slow installation and subsequent pilot trainings have hamstrung airlines reliant on the planes during one of the busiest summers for travel ever.
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"We have to have conversations about implicit bias trainings because part of it has just been going on for so long," Marcelle said.
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The country ditched plans for talks with South Korea due on Wednesday after joint military trainings between the U.S. and Seoul, Reuters reported.
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Davila said her department has seen federal trainings canceled, but she still thinks in-house training will get the department up to speed.
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Athletes, specifically, may use cupping as a recovery tool to treat aches and pains, especially during a rigorous schedule of trainings and competitions.
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This is a departure from a previous model, in which the institute helped with curricular adaptation and initial teacher trainings before moving on.
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Video tutorials advise best practices for pitching teacher trainings in particular, without any mention that it could end up costing thousands of dollars.
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We also conduct worker rights trainings in our factories and take surveys on a daily basis, striving to stay connected with our employees.
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At which point, I hired a new chief of staff, made changes to senior staff, changed employment policy, and instituted mandatory harassment trainings.
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The two spoke about gun violence in schools, with Harris asking Capper what instructions and trainings she's been taught to keep children safe.
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"I'd done a lot of informal trainings in this kind of work and wanted to see what my skill set was," he said.
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This large Parkland high school held regular active shooting drills and staff trainings -- in fact, a drill had been held just last month.
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With all the changes, Warthen said, pitchers might make about 80 throws per day, far fewer than the 250 in previous spring trainings.
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McDonald's says that it encourages, but cannot mandate, that franchise operators follow company guidelines on sexual harassment and conduct sensitivity or other trainings.
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In response, Starbucks announced that it would hold a nationwide racial bias training in company stores, as well as additional trainings for new employees.
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Are we going to be funneling women to those jobs at Amazon, or otherwise working with Amazon to provide new trainings or other programs?
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Much of the material reflects routine transition preparation, including ethics guidance, trainings and tutorials on how to file financial disclosures required by federal law.
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WeWork and Facebook are making VoteRunLead's trainings accessible to all women, and Refinery29 is telling the stories of women, their impact, and their journeys.
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Though active shooters are now a part of almost every school's emergency plan, the quality and effectiveness of the trainings can vary, said Trump.
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Long before an FBI investigation found any evidence of sexual abuse, Vancouver was home to an active self-help center that offered Nxivm trainings.
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Through the past 40 years, America has counted on military spouses to maintain the household and tackle childcare alone throughout frequent deployments and trainings.
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With all the added interest, it is important to make sure that our security trainings are helpful and follow the 'do no harm' principle.
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The tech industry, and companies like Starbucks, have spent millions of dollars to address implicit racial bias through diversity initiatives and racial sensitivity trainings.
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In-person and virtual development trainings are a key part of the program, and participants gain lifelong project management, leadership, and community organization skills.
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Donors like the United States Agency for International Development use your taxpayer dollars to fund trainings on issues relating to American global health interests.
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"When we see diversity trainings, we don't hear 'body size' and 'body shape' talked about, even though it is a diversity issue," she says.
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This might include positive reviews and feedback you received, education and trainings you completed, awards you won, and key projects that you successfully executed.
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They've participated in special trainings, over the course of weeks, to help them deal with the sorts of traumas often experienced by foster children.
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The itinerary consists of marches, rallies, workshops, lectures, trainings, and panel discussions, as well as community events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Fast forward to today when, since the election, my work includes co-creating and delivering trainings on racial justice, inclusion, addressing bias and microaggressions.
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As part of its role, it implements active shooter trainings, security risk assessments, and secures additional funding for ensuring schools are secure against threats.
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The cycle continued, with Lawler joining Choudhury for after-hours massages with other students and then attending the next day's trainings with little sleep.
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Eight current Target employees in Maryland, New York, Oregon, Minnesota, and California said their stores underwent active-shooter trainings in the last few months.
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By this time Vicente and Edmondson were co-founders of a downtown Vancouver teaching space that hosted regular trainings on Wednesday nights and weekends.
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"Doctors giving me these trainings would ask me how long I have studied for, and I would show them my thumb," he says, proudly.
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That's because the evidence we have suggests trainings generally fail to alter racial biases and behaviors in the long term — and can even backfire.
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"The short answer is that diversity trainings are filled with good intentions and poor evidence," Brian Nosek, a University of Virginia researcher, summed up.
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But whether recruiters make this fact explicit is a matter for their own consciences, said Amador Jaojoco, who helped lead trainings in San Diego.
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The ALICE trainings were developed by a private company after the Columbine shooting in 1999 and are now used in schools around the country.
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In Philadelphia, Jefferson Health has been conducting extra protective-equipment trainings, focused on intensive care unit clinicians who might treat people with the coronavirus.
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These trainings inform you on what your constitutional rights are (regardless of your immigration status) and how to practice safe bystander intervention when needed.
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The bus tour also includes other events throughout the country, such as roundtables with citizens, activists and faith leaders, as well as candidate trainings.
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We need to help communities across the country disseminate and understand this important program and make trainings as frequent as first aid and CPR.
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The group has held voter registration drives at tiendas and sponsored several mock caucus trainings in the state, with a handful more to come.
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The group has held voter registration drives at tiendas and sponsored several mock caucus trainings in the state, with a handful more to come.
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Research indicates that some security measures brought in to make schools safer — like realistic shooter trainings — may be causing children more harm than good.
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Employees at the service lead trainings on conflict resolution and also offer mediation for community members, including among law enforcement, activists and local officials.
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I know parents whose kids are sent into active shooter training at ever-younger ages and who end up being traumatized by those trainings.
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"We've done 300 caucus trainings across Iowa — a minimum of two in every county, up to five in some," said the Iowa GOP's Hoefert.
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In 2014, Speier introduced a much narrower bill on harassment that would require House members and staff to participate in trainings on the subject.
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Two additional trainings will be held this summer at the ADA's Scientific Sessions on June 21 and at the APA's Annual Meeting on August 5.
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Requests are made over and over for people that know greywater management, composting toilets, natural building and fire safety to do trainings and disperse knowledge.
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That staffer got recertified, specifically to be up to date on best practices in sexual harassment trainings and policies, just before joining her 153 team.
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"You cannot run a modern, professional campaign without clearly established and well-designed HR policies, especially procedures and trainings regarding sexual harassment in the workplace."
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"I hope that data compiled by the survey could lead to more resources for 'know your rights' legal trainings and anti-bullying [measures]," she said.
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"People have varying political spectrums about what they believe is violent and nonviolent," said Heather Milton-Lightening, who leads direct action trainings at the camp.
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While this is a noble goal, questions remain about whether such quality regulations, like additional inspections and trainings, actually lead to higher quality child care.
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Cultural-sensitivity trainings have been a mainstay of orientations at universities across the country, but Purdue now includes sessions promoting the value of free expression.
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With a desire to encourage internal mobility within its workforce, UBS has an eponymous university, where staff can access leadership programs and over 22019,290 trainings.
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Here are the key components of Google's effort: The U.S. Grow with Google initiative will allow communities to access trainings and other resources from Google.
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Overton told me that they can do one-to-one trainings, screen repairs for all Samsung phones and help arrange repairs for other Samsung items.
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EMILY's List has so far this cycle held more than 220006 trainings across the U.S. that are structured to help them prepare and launch bids.
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What is your business education background, and what resources(books, trainings, podcasts, etc) do you use to learn and stay on top of your game?
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What is your business education background, and what resources (books, trainings, podcasts, etc.) do you use to learn and stay on top of your game?
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The program includes curriculum development workshops and AWS trainings for faculty, while students receive free AWS Promotional Credits in order to perform their project assignments.
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It encourages prioritizing your relationship with yourself through journalling, logging daily self-care activities, or listening to audio trainings from mental health and wellness experts.
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Since the controversy, he says Manatee County has provided staff trainings and clarified wording in the dress code about what constitutes distracting or disruptive attire.
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"One of the failings of the past is that we looked at anti-sexual-harassment policies and trainings as one-size-fits-all," she said.
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He added that every small business should review their online presence for accuracy (his team offers trainings on search engine optimization and e-commerce strategies).
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The National Institute for Reproductive Health Action Fund, for example, partnered with NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia to hold candidate trainings around the issue of abortion.
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The trainings continue to be waitlisted, demonstrating the interest from law enforcement in helping people in crisis — to protect both the person and the officer.
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"I talk about this all the time in my trainings for campaigns and operatives: Facebook's objectives are not aligned with your campaign objectives," said Wilson.
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This week, I tackled sexual harassment trainings — reading the research and talking to experts in the field to try to understand what, if anything, works.
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But with John S. Middleton as principal owner, the Phillies have now signed a prominent Boras client in each of the last two spring trainings.
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In a 2016 report, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's harassment task force recommended, among other changes, more interactive trainings, in which employees role-play misconduct.
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Racial bias training itself is not without controversy, as Vox's Julia Belluz explains, because these types of trainings have often been judged ineffective by experts.
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Trainings like these, and constant learning from experience, are what leaders at Success Academy say makes them confident they are moving in the right direction.
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"These trainings will make us go into overdrive and try to make sure as many people are trained in their rights as possible," Valdes said.
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"The truth is that [Whole Foods Market] is afraid of organized labor and these trainings speak to that fear," a current Whole Foods organizer told Gizmodo.
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It has meant scaling up fast, making sure monthly events and trainings can accommodate 303 times as many people as was needed this time last year.
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Brian said he'd be open to discussions about instating mandatory trainings for new gun owners and raising the age of ownership for all guns to 21.
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These are short trainings that any community member can take to learn how to ask the questions, know how to respond, and guide someone to help.
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Instead of relying primarily on trainings to remedy bias, if they truly want to transform the way they serve customers, companies need to make structural changes.
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Wu Qian, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman, told reporters Monday, adding that the People's Liberation Army will "further intensify targeted operations and trainings" around the Doklam area.
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The store also said that it had "developed a list of new trainings" based on staff feedback that would focus on how to handle difficult customers.
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"Some companies are explicit in their job descriptions regarding how they support their team members, such as offering trainings or management development programs," she tells WalletHub.
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The development of new software and pilot trainings have been repeatedly delayed, and American Airlines has removed the model from its flight roster through early November.
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In fact, research shows that if you want to curb sexual harassment in the workplace, promoting women is wildly more effective than hosting sexual harassment trainings.
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And in its own work, the EAC provides information technology management trainings for election officials and has produced election security and critical infrastructure resources for voters.
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As these trainings move forward, it will largely fall to members of Congress to set the tone for their respective offices to take these matters seriously.
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"I give trainings to clinicians on how not only to differentiate between BDSM and abuse, but how to assess for abuse in BDSM dynamics," says Manewitz.
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The program is built around webinar trainings that cover everything from messaging to campaign development to help you race to success regardless of your experience level.
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Fuentes and other employees asked for de-escalation trainings for the entire staff of The Pleasure Chest, but before any were scheduled, she was assaulted again.
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If you are worried about the impact of the immigration enforcement apparatus in your immediate community, you can attend Know Your Rights trainings in your area.
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"I really want to applaud what Maricopa County is doing," Kobach said in a video for the trainings, calling the county a model for the nation.
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After that, the group is hoping to find new funders who can allow it to keep doing trainings across the country into the next election cycle.
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They hold weeklong trainings on farming organically and sustainably, and host a "reparations map" that connects farmers in need with people who want to support them.
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Or one collective of low-wage Filipino workers focusing on community organizing as anti-trafficking work, including cop-watching and know-your-rights trainings for immigrants.
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Founded by Kelly Dietrich, a longtime Democratic operative, the committee runs in-person, day-long trainings for candidates looking to take the plunge into electoral politics.
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O'Brien leads the Huddle Up initiative at the Institute for Sport & Social Justice, which brings trainings about gender violence prevention into locker rooms and military settings.
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The Met will give Facebook video footage from officer trainings to help the company develop technology that can detect when someone is live-streaming an attack.
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The week-long conference this year drew more than 4,500 people to a series of trainings, speeches and events, compared to 1,200 at its inaugural event.
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Starting in 2014, intersectionality became a key element in the diversity and inclusion trainings I facilitated in workplaces, community settings and other contexts as a consultant.
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Ms. Urbaniak is also developing an online version of the workshop (students will respond to onscreen prompts, karaoke-style) as well as live trainings for organizations.
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According to Forbes, business leaders rely so heavily on the trainings because they seem harmless: If biases are unconscious, employees can't be faulted for holding them.
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Bates said the group now holds eight to ten events every week, including trainings every Thursday for new people who want to be part of the movement.
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In addition to standard HR things, like recruiting and benefits management, Erin and Kim also lead initiatives such as StrengthsFinder, management and team trainings, and volunteer projects.
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According to an affidavit for his arrest, Peterson attended multiple active shooter trainings throughout his career and most recently attended a four-hour training in April 2016.
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"The meetings and trainings, as well as home visits we make to families with disabled members, are helping portray them as able and independent women," he added.
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I'll be out of office for the next two days attending trainings, so I am trying to prevent myself from getting too far behind while I'm out.
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It's a sort of moral commitment, Ahmed explained, that will follow with actual trainings on how to safely intervene to prevent bias and violence on their premises.
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Some groups train their members for unforeseen attacks, while other antifa organize more militant trainings to equip people with arms or prepare them for confrontations at protests.
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People at trainings are often told to administer one dose, wait three minutes, do rescue breathing and then give a second dose if there is no response.
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"I've been very lucky to go to a school that's so encouraging," she said, saying she'd been offered counseling, trainings, and classes on immigration issues, like asylum.
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"We're running clinics and know-your-rights trainings, trying to get as much done as possible before January 20," said Aaron Morris, the director of Immigration Equality.
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It contains six essential trainings with 100 hours of content, and its regular price of $2,094 has been reduced to just $79 when you buy it here.
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We initiated these trainings and policies so that we can continue to build a community that reflects our values and pushes us all to be more inclusive.
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I do mindless work — set up meetings, clean out my inbox, and sign up for trainings — while listening to Taylor Swift and considering my options for dinner.
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In fact, one of life's puzzles that eludes me most is how a person could enjoy corporate trainings enough to spend their time designing and running them.
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This fall, the Clinton campaign began holding in-person trainings for precinct volunteers complete with mock caucuses, role-playing, and quizzes to prepare for caucus-night persuasion.
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For challenges like the gap between military and civilian cultures, greater dissemination of tools like the PsychArmor Institute's Military Culture trainings is a strong place to start.
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The agency has also ramped up its cooperation with the Department of Defense, facilitating pre-deployment trainings for U.S. troops and engaging in joint operations and planning.
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That also meant those who had the compassion training saw an increased positive affect of the training and decreased negative affect, as compared to the other trainings.
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The companies, held accountable for the first time, started to take small steps to increase diversity — such as changing their interview processes and hosting unconscious bias trainings.
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She's the First partners with local organizations in 11 countries to run trainings, conferences, and campaigns that promote the rights of young women and girls to education.
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Since then, five HDP delegations have traveled to Kenya, and numerous exchange programs and trainings have taken place in the U.S. Capitol and Kenya's Parliament in Nairobi.
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After Wikileaks emerged, she decided to start giving digital security trainings and found that most of the people who showed up to the open calls were women.
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The Sentencing Project, an organization that advocates for criminal justice reform, has convincingly argued that jurors should be required to undergo implicit bias trainings for this reason.
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She attended three trainings before declaring her candidacy, including events hosted by the Illinois Democratic County Chairmen's Association and Representative Cheri Bustos, who represents another Illinois district.
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And so many of the kids' after-school activities are setting up virtual basketball, soccer trainings, hangouts and other creative learning things using Zoom and other services.
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Suicide-prevention trainings are mandatory for all V.H.A. hospital employees — from a janitor to the chief medical officer — so they can recognize when someone is at risk.
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The monks train with 36 different types of weapons and each choose two animal styles — either tiger, leopard, snake, dragon, or crane — to focus their trainings on.
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The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators — which has held trainings on preparing for polarizing campus visits — will host an October series to examine hate groups.
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Nevada Democrats say they've held 50 training sessions with more than 1,400 volunteers in the past week, and are continuing to do "rigorous trainings" until caucusing begins.
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Grasp the personal hygiene of the students, and put drug-using students and students with infectious diseases such as AIDS into isolated living quarters, trainings and classes.
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The reform process, it wrote, is still a work in progress: While community meetings and trainings are improving, the department's data systems "continue to contain critical deficiencies."
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Unconscious bias trainings that occur in business settings typically include activities that reveal to the participants their own biases — so they can work together to address them.
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Mae Tao partners with eight ethnic health organizations in Myanmar, including Karen, Mon, and Shan groups, who send representatives to Thailand to undergo health-worker trainings every year.
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In this past year, I have had the incredible opportunity to give staff trainings and guest bartend in 12 major cities across seven different countries around the world.
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In the first months of 2018, nearly two years after CAP's employee union asked the organization to implement sexual harassment trainings, CAP released a new sexual harassment policy.
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Bookings of active-shooter trainings are expected to spike this school year, which began weeks after mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, left 31 dead.
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For those of us who grew up in fear of nuclear Armageddon (and did school trainings in anticipation of it), it helps to give perspective to our children.
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After spending 20 years running diversity trainings for big companies, Dr. Robin DiAngelo has heard every excuse in the book from white people on why they weren't racist.
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After the first round of trainings, Knight and Varnam decided to create a nine-month online course called Conversations in Community, which would train facilitators even more thoroughly.
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The announcement, which the company has not provided more details about, has thrust a fundamental question to center stage: can such trainings actually relieve people of their biases?
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To obtain a concealed carry permit, they must pass extensive background tests and trainings and provide a "good reason" for their need to carry a concealed firearm. Rep.
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In trainings, the company repeatedly emphasized the importance of its ethics code and urged employees to call its confidential hotline if they observed anything inappropriate, Mr. Johnson said.
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And they've spent about $8,000 already, between the private company they hired to do their home study, the inspections they had done of their home and the trainings.
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"We're in the last phase of the amnesty to reintegrate those who have gone through various programmes and trainings, a gradual wind down," programme spokesman Owei Lakemfa said.
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During that time, the federal government has conducted thousands of trainings for businesses and established ADA technical assistance centers that serve every state, free to any business owner.
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And also, they have an opportunity to see what we're doing every day, trainings and such, so we have that opportunity to communicate between us and the fans.
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ALICE trainings have been criticized at times for their approach, which encourages countering — if there is no way to escape — in order to distract and disrupt a gunman.
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After the criticism over workplace safety issues began last year, the company conducted manager and restaurant operator trainings and introduced an anonymous hotline for employees to report concerns.
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As it considers its funding priorities, Congress should leverage existing Justice Department grant programs and other federal resources to expand law enforcement trainings that have an online component.
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Bias trainings like the ones being conducted by Starbucks rest on the idea that racism lives in a person's heart and mind, and eradicating it is internal work.
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"We've seen trainings lead to a rise in women joining village land councils or realizing that their husband can't mortgage the family land without their consent," he said.
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VoteRunLead has led the way for in-person trainings that go beyond the nuts and bolts of running for office, but provide leadership-affirming and actionable tools for attendees.
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The Congressional Harassment Reform Act of 173 would make it easier for victims to speak out about their experiences and would require yearly sexual harassment trainings for all personnel.
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The detailed trainings address topics like dating other staffers on the campaign, alcohol use, and the boundaries between professional and personal settings that tend to get blurred on campaigns.
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If those individuals go unpunished, or even get off without intensive HR trainings, that will hint at just how much the company is willing to learn from its mistakes.
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However, the court has never licensed prison staff to do trainings by making prisoners stand naked and put their body parts on display before a random group of onlookers.
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The bulk of their work is flooding their communities with efforts to build grassroots support for their issues and movements, organizing trainings, door-to-door canvassing trips, and protests.
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The National Restaurant Association, which opponents often refer to as "the other NRA," has argued that while these are valid concerns, trainings and better enforcement can address such issues.
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Additionally, these trainings must inform staffers of their rights and the resources available to them if they are the victim of sexual harassment or assault, including the OCC process.
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They also write that the secretary's office should offer online trainings for voter registrars and that it should create a publicly available database showing which schools are registering students.
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Yoga also became a multibillion-dollar business, spawning apparel companies like Lululemon, a vast cottage industry of studios and teacher trainings, and a kaleidoscope of yogi bric-a-brac.
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These centers will likely be required to enforce proper manager and employee trainings on trans-friendly care and put up signage in the facilities so patients know their rights.
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A majority of applicants to the organization's political trainings "cite some marker of their identity as an obstacle: name, religion, appearance, skin color, and/or immigration status," she explains.
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While no one likes giving feedback, or sitting in trainings, everyone likes improving — and it's impossible to do that without being told the areas in which you could grow.
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But, he said, training is different from the reality of being a police officer, so they can't help if someone turns out to be racist despite all the trainings.
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"I think the trainings are perfect, and I think the schools are doing exactly what they&aposre supposed to do to make sure our kids are protected," another parent said.
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He had one of the best spring trainings among the pitchers competing for the final rotation spots but began the season at Triple-A to work more on his changeup.
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Starbucks this week announced that it will close its more than 8,000 stores and corporate offices in US on the afternoon of May 29 to hold anti–racial bias trainings.
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And employees, meanwhile, say the real problem is company leadership not supporting necessary trainings or maintaining facilities — similar to problems highlighted in the investigation following the 29 Deepwater Horizon spill.
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Rick Perry jokingly advocate for secession, and went on to lead dozens of activist trainings, government protests, and campaign activities for Americans for Prosperity, a Tea Party organization, in Texas.
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It would also help, Wade argues, if certifying bodies required basic disability education for everyone, gyms focused on hiring trainers with disability exposure, or even just had regular awareness trainings.
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Lights to Learn supports education in Latin American communities with scarce access to electricity by installing solar systems, offering internet and IT equipment to local schools, and hosting teacher trainings.
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Human resources departments must have the time and financial resources to not only develop trainings relevant to their employees' needs, but also to prioritize investigating allegations and delivering prompt results.
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A few targeted trainings and regulations for preparedness and response cannot cover the range of community involvement and cross-sector coordination that is necessary to ensure these activities are successful.
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Apple also devotes resources to helping employees grow in their role through team building, trainings, and pairing them with a connection manager that helps them make progress toward their goals.
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The platform also includes several ways to help improve the frayed relationship between police and the communities they serve like deprioritizing enforcement of minor offenses and mandating community-led trainings.
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You can include these trainings on your resume even if you haven't completed them yet – just be sure to indicate that the coursework is in progress (here's more on that).
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As of January 23, VoteRunLead had trained 5,000 women to run for office over a two-year period -- 2,300 of those trainings were in the two months following the election.
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It listed 57 countries, from European democracies to Central Asian autocracies, which had bought telecom infrastructure, AI surveillance tools, or attended or hosted trainings by Chinese censors and propaganda operatives.
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The affidavit also alleges that Kang helped train someone who claimed they were part of ISIS, and suggested the two film the trainings to be used by other ISIS members.
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"That's something we are constantly trying to improve upon, the participation in our database, but we really have picked up in terms of the trainings we do," she told VICE.
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But there was also this nugget that they left you with—that there was this problem with you that you had to resolve, and of course, that required more trainings.
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He said the Dutch Reach is taught in some bike safety classes and professional fleet trainings, and now two states — Massachusetts and Illinois — include it in their official driver's manuals.
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And then there are the other companies that have their so-called sexual harassment trainings, and they're sitting there, going nudge-nudge, wink-wink, making funny comments about the trainers.
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Still, advocacy organizations had time to host know-your-rights trainings, and churches had time to see if their congregants would be willing to take in families hiding from ICE.
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Ms. Morgenstern said she ended up paying more than $5,000 for various CorePower trainings, which took her three years of working at the company as a teacher to pay off.
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"We are actively testing this process and will continue to ensure volunteers receive robust trainings," Alana Mounce, the executive director of the Nevada State Democratic Party, wrote in the memo.
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In a report from 2011, training managers said limited resources and a lack of cooperation from other countries left them unable to track graduates to assess whether trainings were successful.
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California and Connecticut also require harassment trainings for all employees at organizations with 50 or more supervisors, and Maine has a similar requirement for companies with 15 or more supervisors.
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As head of people operations, Lee has overseen a number of initiatives, like diversity trainings and a Googler in Residence program that places Google employees at historically black colleges and universities.
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The group has trained thousands of "patient advocates" to deploy personal testimony in support of the Affordable Care Act and Planned Parenthood clinics, and hosted "Power of Pink" trainings for supporters.
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"I begin all my trainings with an invitation for participants to stumble over language, to risk being politically incorrect, to bungle their pronouns — in the service of learning," Ms. Mencher said.
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With about 100 days left till Election Day, DHS officials are working with state governments to patch whatever holes they can and offering free cybersecurity evaluations and trainings for local jurisdictions.
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Other public employee unions might offer similar benefits tailored to the jobs and skills held by their members; for state social workers, it might be trainings to better help their clients.
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The article says software improvements and pilot trainings have been repeatedly delayed, and American Airlines said Sunday that the plane model won't be on the schedule through at least early November.
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We have a program called the Dole Fellows Program where we work really directly to offer trainings for empowerment, peer connections, education to put those caregivers on a path to strength.
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In many cases, they are less aware of their rights and legal protections, and they may not have received the same information as full-time employees about workplace policies and trainings.
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When I drop in to one of the trainings for potential candidates from New York, Colorado, and Michigan at the Arab-American Museum in Dearborn, Bhojwani offers simple but essential advice.
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Adrian Powe, 26, who works in the Hattiesburg center, said he had completed three company skills trainings, but that none of them had resulted in a wage above $10 an hour.
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The pilots and crew of the 159th General Support Aviation Battalion 244th Bravo Company at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, transport personnel and cargo to trainings, combat missions and humanitarian efforts.
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The Global Climate Strike organizers are holding online trainings around the world on September 25 and October 2 on how to make the most impact in the movement for climate justice.
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"In the sanctuary city model, cities could hold trainings so medical professionals aren't reporting cases of possible self-managed abortion out of concern they could be violating the law," Burman explained.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are now pushing legislation designed to rein in the abuse, including efforts to install mandatory sexual harassment trainings for all members and their staff.
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But Seidl can boast that beginner mistakes in the VR trainings don't ruin a workflow or destroy expensive inventory — it's all digital and can be reset at the push of a button.
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Wenstrup, one of the members who took part in hosting Stop the Bleed trainings in October, noted to BuzzFeed News that these techniques can be used for more than just bullet injuries.
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Sherwood said that the department's costs go towards war-related operational costs, such as trainings and communications, support for deployed troops, including food and medical services, and transportation of personnel and equipment.
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In addition to funding certain shelter programs, ORR allocates some money to attorneys who conduct Know Your Rights trainings for children in migrant shelters and, in some cases, represent them in court.
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For someone to survive the trainings and show up to a national event, they have sacrificed their money, their bodies, their time, their family and you have to really take it seriously.
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They also plan to conduct their "signature Trump Victory Leadership Institute (TVLI) training" at faith-based events across the country, where they'll recruit "Faith Captains" who will then organize other TVLI trainings.
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FPAN runs trainings in archaeological stewardship for sport divers, and earlier this summer, began adapting its Heritage Monitoring Scouts program—a self-guided citizen science effort—to include observations of underwater sites.
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Resources and trainings from the Appalachian Woodlands Alliance show landowners how to undertake smaller harvests over time, with management that charts out the forest's future in terms of generations, rather than years.
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The National Association of Truck Stop Operators offers trainings to help truckers, truck stop owners and employees identify the signs of human trafficking, such as malnourishment, lack of eye contact and disorientation.
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These grants are also often highly restrictive in terms of the kinds of trainings that can be used and the way that programs can be rolled out, limiting their usefulness to schools.
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The memo suggests a number of other changes, such as career mapping for SIU members as well as trainings including how team leaders can spot and escalate warnings for at-risk investigators.
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With 22010 franchises, 28 percent of each studio's revenue, plus yearly teacher trainings at $22011,22012 a pop attended by 22013 to 2011 clients per session, Bikram Choudhury is a very rich man.
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It is not based in any way on the portions of your post that discuss [the Employer's] programs or trainings, or how [the Employer] can improve its inclusion of differing political views.
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Moreover, when climate change induced disasters do strike, it is the women who play the crucial role in relief efforts despite being left out of policy decisions and trainings in emergency preparedness.
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"We plan to continue conducting these on-site trainings, while expanding the scope of the training program as our vehicles become more capable and our operational design domain expands," the report reads.
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Amy Burnett, a founder of security firm Ret2 who leads trainings in both Chrome and WebKit exploitation, says that it's not clear which of the two browsers has the most exploitable bugs.
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ADL would be happy to conduct one of these trainings at your convenience for you, your staff, and anyone at the White House who may need to learn more about the Holocaust.
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Another $10 million would go to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences to put together trainings for health care workers on the front lines of the outbreak to avoid becoming infected.
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In the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, the Family Research Council is holding a series of CIT trainings and voter-turnout revivals in key battleground states, including Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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All of this—the trainings, the alarm, the PSAs that emphasize the trauma of school shootings—elides the fact that school shootings are much more rare than other kinds of gun violence.
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Twitter's Carlos Monje Jr., director of public policy and philanthropy in the U.S. and Canada, said the company has participated in more than 100 trainings events since 2015 on countering extremist content.
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Every day is different, whether it's creating moments to have tough conversations, infusing this work in our business processes, trainings, and policies, or bringing our heritage months to life to educate others.
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"Ring offers Neighbors app trainings and best practices for posting and engaging with app users for all law enforcement agencies utilizing the portal tool," A Ring spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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"Growing fast feels like selling out, but I realized if we controlled the growth it could be really cool, too," she said during a 12-hour day of trainings, tasting and meetings.
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Kirsten Gillibrand proposed the Member and Employee Training and Oversight on (ME TOO) Congress Act, an effort to reduce sexual harassment in Congress through trainings, increased transparency, and changes to the complaint process.
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Many OWFI members were unprepared to work with LGBT people, so Mohammed asked Madre and an LGBT rights NGO, OutRight Action International, to organize sensitivity trainings and workshops on documenting human rights abuses.
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"While the governor has offered a plethora of criticism, he has not shown that Sheriff Israel's policies, procedures or trainings on active shooter situations are inconsistent with Florida law enforcement standards," Goodlette said.
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Additionally, Crystal leads Yoga Alliance certified yoga teacher trainings, facilitates professional development workshops and speaks internationally about the impact of yoga and mindfulness on the health and wellbeing of children, adolescents and adults.
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In addition, they said, the body should have mandatory anti-harassment trainings for the deputies who serve in the parliament and more cooperation with the Brussels police, where the European Union is headquartered.
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"Throughout our history, we have enacted strong youth protection policies to prevent future abuse, including mandatory youth protection trainings and a formal leader-selection process that includes criminal background checks," the statement said.
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Advocacy groups have been hosting "Know Your Rights" trainings and circulating fliers and social medial posts with guidelines about what they say immigrants should do if ICE agents show up at their door.
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However, it concurred that better communication with tribes is warranted and said it had taken steps to make improvements by hosting in-person trainings for federal and tribal law enforcement, among other things.
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" The DoubleTree said it will ask a third party to investigate the incident and review its "internal processes, protocols and trainings to ensure we are creating and maintaining a safe space for everyone.
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ISWAP has approximately 3,500-5,000 members and maintains support from ISIS, which Crisis Group reports has provided ISWAP with trainings and claims ISWAP's targets (mostly the Nigerian government and military) as its own.
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I learned from self-defense trainings that you're supposed to do everything you can to avoid getting taken to a secondary location, but Elliot was outnumbered, and it's not like he didn't try.
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My company creates digital courses, coaching programs, and online trainings that helps hundreds of thousands of women take control of their lives, start and grow their own businesses, and create their own wealth.
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We were also there to speak at Popvenstre, the Roedt party's outdoor festival of music, politics, and culture, and to run some trainings for party leaders ahead of their general elections this fall.
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Any corporation that wants to be part of the solution, rather than the problem, needs to look beyond token gestures like trainings to the other measures that can begin to truly address inequality.
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"More than a million people annually participate in NRA programs, which provide real services and experiences for people who enjoy firearms," he notes, referencing the group's firearms trainings, shooting ranges, and other events.
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The most popular use case of the service is fitness, both classes and individual trainings, but TFLiving offers a relatively broad variety of services and experiences to residents at its 300 partnered properties.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez co-hosted the first Spanish-language town hall for Sanders and the campaign has led caucus trainings in Spanish, as well as in languages such as Tagalog, Mandarin and Vietnamese.
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I spoke to Jillian Peterson, a professor of criminology at Hamline University who has extensively studied mass shootings and has conducted one of the only rigorous studies on active shooter trainings to date.
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The company training we are just now teasing out from the rest; it used to be if you wanted our trainings and support, you had to be a part of the Fellows Program.
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Monifa Bandele, senior vice president and head of maternal justice campaigns at MomsRising, highlighted how crucial it is for healthcare professionals to receive trainings against racial bias and for legislation to incentivize these steps.
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"While the come ons are the type of behaviors we see in articles about Harvey Weinstein and in sexual harassment trainings, the majority of sexual harassment are in fact the put downs," Clancy said.
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The spokesperson noted that the House had unanimously passed a resolution to set up the trainings, but did not answer specifically whether gender identity and sexual orientation were purposely left out of the training.
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Trans Student Educational Resource: As a youth-led organization, TSER works to transform the educational system for transgender and gender-nonconforming students, offering advocacy workshops for young people and teacher trainings led by youth.
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Outside of the preliminary scuba trainings Hozoji would go on to complete in a controlled pool setting, the final approach to her first proper Puget Sound dive, about a year later, was nerve-wracking.
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In America, #MeToo has spawned a host of institutional responses, from mandatory workplace trainings and seminars to company retreats, all designed to encourage the identification, reporting and handling of cases of harassment and discrimination.
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In two short years, our defense and security ties are at historic levels; many people might not know that we engage in more military trainings with India than any other country in the world.
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Gates mentioned top-notch teacher trainings and health clinic outposts stocked with vaccines, medicines, and health workers trained in basic care as ideas that have worked in certain spots across both Asia and Africa.
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The trainings, which run through next Friday, are also a way for Trump Victory to scout out activists and volunteers who could later be brought on as paid field organizers, an RNC official said.
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Here's a quick summary of their findings on anti-bias trainings: It turns out that while people are easily taught to respond correctly to a questionnaire about bias, they soon forget the right answers.
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Sign up for online courses and check out ebooks Chen didn&apost stop once he had received his CFA; he also enrolled in applied online trainings from training companies like Training The Street (TTS).
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But Kylie Oversen, the former head of the North Dakota Democratic Party and a candidate to be the state's tax commissioner, said free trainings allow usually cash-strapped state parties to encourage skeptical candidates.
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We look forward to continuing our work with Facebook to ensure that the platform's content moderation guidelines and trainings properly support the updated policy and are informed by civil rights and racial justice organizations.
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From promoting exclusive breastfeeding among new mothers to trainings in cooking nutritious meals with varied dietary diversity and micronutrient intake, these low-cost, behavioral changes that transform the wellbeing of entire communities and generations.
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One of the things that we realize when we're working with companies is, for the most part when folks go through some of the trainings that are popular now, take an unconscious bias training.
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They also want policies that address providers' racism and gender discrimination — they endorsed Harris' bill, with its anti-implicit bias trainings — and recognize the important role of figures like doulas, midwives, and lactation consultants.
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From the Emily's List trainings in 2017 to the sense of community the marches and related events provided, the Women's March helped mobilize women to run for office, and others to vote for them.
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"Reach out to your schools and workplaces right now, and advocate for cultural competency trainings and an understanding that bathroom access is a safety issue for all," Lala Zannell, Community Organizer at AVP, told Mashable.
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Brady said the agency collects its own data on hospital and health care climates -- for example, through staff surveys -- and conducts teamwork trainings through a curriculum it developed with the Department of Defense, called TeamSTEPPS.
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Pyschologist Vicki Magley studies not just the existence of harassment but also the "what now?" of it—the effectiveness of policies, trainings, and cultural changes that might actually make people be excellent to each other.
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"People have started to raise their hands in trainings and ask what to do about this," Erica Olsen, director of the Safety Net Project at the National Network to End Domestic Violence, told the Times.
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Dongo said she has shared her experience of the new training format with the Democratic National Committee as more campaigns look to make these policies and trainings more of a priority in the #MeToo era.
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This is actually one of the biggest things in police trainings, for example, where trainers try to avoid calling officers racist in any way — so I'm struggling to imagine a similar self-evaluation on race.
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So Cruz and Rubio had hoped to win by organizing early, snapping up talented operatives and key endorsements, while beginning caucus trainings last fall in the hopes that a strong organization could overcome Trump's momentum.
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The federal Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act specifies natural gas facilities that need to engage with first responders in communities, as well as how to write emergency response plans, and conduct trainings.
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"As you get older and get into more spring trainings, you realize how long it is until the season actually starts and also how long into the season that we want to go," Harvey said.
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Alinsky then scaled up his model: he formed the Industrial Areas Foundation, a still-extant group that helps local groups like the Back of the Yards council organize and conducts trainings for organizers-to-be.
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Members gain access to educational and career workshops, the company's co-working space in Chicago, and the non-profit's Slack channel, which has about 200 members who connect over job leads, trainings, and shared experiences.
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"We want to see if we can elicit the same intuition effects—and what kinds of modifications and trainings we might design to accelerate it," says Peter Squire, the ONR project manager who succeeded Cohn.
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Flexible Sampling to help with discovery of news content on Google Google News Lab to provide newsrooms with trainings and editorial partnerships, and the Digital News Initiative to drive innovation in the European news industry.
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Diversity programs — which can include everything from hiring tests and performance reviews to ensure fair hiring and pay decisions as well as trainings — are designed to "preempt lawsuits," they added, instead of truly stopping prejudice.
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That includes (1) increased financial resources, cultural competence trainings, and law enforcement personnel; (2) a single and accurate database of murdered and missing indigenous women and girls; and (3) increased intergovernmental communication, collaboration, and coordination.
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It also means that package thieves may have even more opportunities to steal unattended deliveries, which police departments across the US are now preparing to combat with public awareness campaigns, trainings, bait packages, and more.
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"While we understand that trainings and body cameras are important, they're not the entire solution," said Anthonine Pierre, lead community organizer for Brooklyn Movement Center, one of the groups that helped organize the overnight protest.
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"There is research showing that when courts clearly define what the Constitution allows or prohibits, then police departments are more likely to take those rules and incorporate them into their policies and trainings," she said.
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The proceeds are split between the council — which funds things like summer camps and adult volunteer trainings, as well as coveted cookie-selling prizes — and the particular troop, where it goes toward activities and projects.
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If you partner with us in the Fellows Program, you get access to our pool of talent, you get the ability to host a certain number of interns and you get access to the trainings.
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" While highlighting concerns regarding unauthorized disclosures of classified information, McMaster also writes regarding the trainings that "it is equally important to discuss the importance of protecting controlled unclassified and personally identifiable information from unauthorized public disclosure.
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And more individual abortion providers like Thill, who learned how to provide abortions on papayas as medical students, have taken it upon themselves to develop similar workshops and trainings and open them up to the public.
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Far from the "high-tech underground trainings" of the Turkish government's imagination, these workshops cover the basics of staying safe online: simple best practices like installing two-factor authentication on social media and creating strong passwords.
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The I.P.C. trainings in West Africa are adapted for the realities of conditions on the ground, where access to plentiful running water, plumbing, electricity and cleaning supplies is often lacking, and infection-prevention protocols are unfamiliar.
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These diversity trainings, however laudable, ignore a disturbing reality: The same campus administrators who are vigilant to prevent microaggressions based on race and gender turn a blind eye to the rising anti-Semitism within their gates.
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The committee spokeswoman pointed to available sexual harassment awareness trainings, both online and in-person, available from the Office of Compliance, the Office of House Employment Counsel and the Office of the House Chief Administrative Officer.
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Tech companies also need to make their content moderation training materials publicly available so anti-hate advocates and the public can make sure the trainings accurately reflect what we need to feel safe on these platforms.
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Vox Media's robust People and Culture team would have occupied my day with introductions to the company, and Vox's internal editorial operations team would have filled in any free time with trainings and meet-and-greets.
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Although the Roedt party activists brought us there in large part to do these trainings, we made a point to remind them frequently that Bernie actually lost the primary and Democrats lost the US general election.
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But the idea for the leadership demonstrations and trainings wasn't born until two decades ago, after the couple received a flurry of positive responses from a private event that they held for 300 people from Microsoft.
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Hargrove also pointed out that the company has provided quarterly active shooter trainings for all employees since 2015, and that all of the staff at the El Paso store that was targeted Saturday had been trained.
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Many colleges also require entering students to do short online or in-person trainings on sexual consent and on alcohol — by far the most prevalent date-rape drug, involved in 96 percent of college sexual assaults.
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China is expanding the trainings or free graduate programs in communications it offers to media professionals where participants learn about the Chinese model of "constructive" journalism, which is antithetical to independent media, and Beijing's governance model.
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Economists Shalini Roy, Melissa Hidrobo, John Hoddinott, and Akhter Ahmed look at a program in Bangladesh that offers either cash or food — and that also invited women to weekly nutrition trainings over the course of two years.
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She said Germany would conduct joint terrorism trainings for the police and military, add more police to the streets, investigate early signs of radicalization among individuals, and introduce faster deportation for asylum seekers whose requests were rejected.
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The 600 volunteer leaders, able to collaborate with local Planned Parenthood staff, will be autonomous, said Ganjaie, the Seattle-based field organizer, who has been helping plan the bootcamp trainings and identify top-tier volunteers to attend.
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With the $10,000 prize money, Irby plans to expand Barbershop Books to expand to Little Rock, Arkansas (Irby's hometown), partnering with 10 new barbershops and conducting trainings for barbers to learn how to establish reading community spaces.
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And since last year, the National Council For Behavioral Health has organized trainings alongside Born This Way Foundation, a non-profit organization started by Lady Gaga and her mother that helps young people find mental health resources.
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"High dropout rate may reflect the fact that people were not primarily recruited to participate in a study, but they were invited to do an electronic health check and to participate on the trainings," Torniainen-Holm said.
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The Family Acceptance Project is the only faith-based training program listed as best practice by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; it has been referenced in trainings by the Utah State Health Department since last September.
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"Saying affirmations is helpful, but you do have to put in the work," Pong says, adding that it's worth an ask to see if your boss will support you in attending trainings and scheduling regular check-ins.
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Trainings for the Not-Yet July 22 – August 20203 – Apply by April 17 This thematic residency led by faculty Jeanne van Heeswijk will focus on research, community learnings, theoretical frameworks, performative workshops, artworks, learning objects, and conversations.
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"At our new equipment trainings, the resounding feedback from the scout snipers was that this rifle is a positive step forward in the realm of precision-fire weapons," Berger, the MARCORSYSCOM project officer, said in the release.
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"Over 90 percent of large US employers have harassment trainings in place, but it's having very little effect, if no discernible effect, on the overall number of harassment complaints that are reported," said Harvard sociologist Frank Dobbin.
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If he makes it through the months of trainings and screenings, the job as a first-time Dallas officer will pay almost $15,000 a year less than what he earns in the oil fields, Mr. Leierer said.
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"Know-your-rights and other legal trainings have been effective for many individuals and communities," said Shuya Ohno of the Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition, a group that was in emergency response mode after the Thursday raid.
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Stephanie Saklad, an art therapist, has attended trainings given by someone high up on the food chain in the Social Security office who has schizophrenia and hears multiple voices, yet is an extremely knowledgeable and skilled professional.
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"I invested a lot in mentorship, in trainings — and I think like a good, least, 60 grand that year and probably more over the course of time to learn and train, but it paid off," she said.
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Quick scalingScott Anderson, senior director of flight procedures, training, and standards at Atlas, told NTSB investigators that the airline would not have hired Aska had they known about his failures to pass trainings at those two airlines.
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"I don't see this as a big land-grab for market share," said Daniel Raymond the deputy director of policy and planning at the Harm Reduction Coalition, which provides trainings on health issues related to drug use.
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We just met with a venture capitalist who was interested in the idea of purchasing the trainings that we offer and then gifting them to his portfolio, so that those founders could actually start to build inclusively.
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On the flip side, long-time truck drivers still require practice for remote control driving and go through one-week trainings to get used to operating a truck from in front of a monitor instead of the road.
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RELATED: Lack of soap, filthy onesies and too few beds have created a 'health crisis' at border detention facilities, monitors warn Field agents at local field offices are receiving briefings and trainings, according to a senior immigration official.
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According to Alexandra De Luca, a spokeswoman for Emily's List — a Democratic group that helps train and support women candidates — half the participants at trainings that the organization has done since the presidential election have been under 256.
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Employees were also faulted for failing to complete physicals and trainings, and for under-staffing certain rooms, out of line with safety regulations and contributing to the downgrading of the center's license to a "provisional" status in 2007.
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The young people who join Sunrise typically attend "Sunrise 101," a three-part online orientation introducing them to the group and its principles, as well as additional in-person trainings at one of Sunrise's more than 200 hubs.
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Montgomery County agencies distributed 3,300 naloxone kits last year, and are on course to more than double that number this year, holding trainings at treatment centers and 12-step meetings as well as at local businesses and schools.
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Its staff helps schools craft detailed action plans, offer a platform and regular trainings through which schools can learn from one another about best practices, and recognize campus achievements with awards and bronze, silver, gold or platinum seals.
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Over her years of conducting trainings on race, DiAngelo has observed that white people reliably (and usually immediately) erupt into defensiveness and discomfort when asked to consider the persistence of racism—a response that she calls white fragility.
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"We are continuously working on getting better at communicating, and multi-agency, multi-city trainings, but given the circumstances and population density and where people live in these urban-interface areas, systems will fail," said Cal Fire Capt.
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That same month, the department announced an $8.7 million grant to cover active shooter trainings to first responders across the US. And in June last year, the DOJ dedicated $2 million to helping first responders of the shooting.
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"Over 90 percent of large US employers have harassment trainings in place, but it's having very little effect, if no discernible effect, on the overall number of harassment complaints that are reported," Harvard sociologist Frank Dobbin told Vox.
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The Republican Party is trying to match the enthusiasm of Trump's Nevada supporters with resources, conducting volunteer trainings all over the state this year in an effort to turn Trump's eager supporters into phone-banking and door-knocking regulars.
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I also conduct dispensary trainings; I also offer workshops to the community here in Portland; just trying to get the education out there in as many ways as possible for the consumer, the industry professionals, and specifically the budtender.
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Part of McNamara's appeal is how he undoes the dance hierarchy — an elitist model to be sure, where only a select few receive the privilege of certain trainings, and one that McNamara challenges by proposing a more egalitarian approach.
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BLACKBURN, BREDESEN LEAD CANDIDATES VYING FOR TENNESSEE SENATE SEAT As governor, Boyd said he wants to be "chief salesman" for the state and continue to push for a better economy and education, which includes a focus on technical trainings.
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Starting Thursday, April 11, healthcare providers, public health professionals, reproductive justice advocates, doulas, midwives and more will participate in events — including workshops, trainings, conversations, webinars and video chats — in more than a dozen states including the District of Columbia.
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"We want companies to take responsibility for doing everything they can to prevent it if possible and to stop it when they see it," Smolenski says, adding that there are online trainings that can help hotel staff become informed.
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We recently hosted one of our nonpartisan political advocacy trainings at Penn State, where several students expressed relief that they finally could learn about the political system and engage with their peers in a non-judgmental, non-biased way.
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And though the exposure they receive to every facet of the industry (designers, bookers, agents) is meant to prepare them for a successful career, even after multiple trainings and orientations, it's up to the models themselves to maintain relevance.
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She spends most of her day on video calls over Zoom, chatting on Slack, trying to keep up with planned trainings and the activists who are setting up a constellation of organizations that'll go public over the next year.
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Co-organized by Art Space Sanctuary and No Longer Empty, two nonprofits devoted to social justice, the conference will welcome its participates with a series of lectures, workshops, and trainings that explore the immigrant experience in the United States.
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" Uber has also committed to continuing doing things like conducting annual privacy and security trainings, designating employees to supervise the privacy and security program, and limiting access to geo-location information only to employees with "a legitimate business purpose.
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"I love using my expansive video wall to debut listings for the team, have development project representatives present for us, and to lead team trainings in everything from branding and social media to wellness and healthy living," Puig said.
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The Buttigieg campaign has taken the unusual step of repeatedly organizing mandatory diversity and inclusion trainings along with other voluntary retreats and sessions, in an effort to more proactively foster a culture of "belonging" within the campaign, it says.
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Leading up to February, when the four early states will hold their caucuses and primaries, the D.N.C. held an intensive counter-disinformation training with each state party, and has been following up with biweekly trainings before the Iowa caucuses.
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I think no question in these bias trainings is going to be perfect, but I think what it does acknowledge is that we all, every ethnicity, every group has something that they are insecure about, something that makes them unique.
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Additionally, the plan is to have daily actions in Farragut Square (trainings, spiritual ceremonies, rallies, etc) throughout the month of September right up to the March for Racial Justice, which takes place on September 30, 2017 at the National Mall.
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At each of the four gatherings, planned for Seattle, Phoenix, Charlotte, and Oklahoma City, around 250 hand-picked volunteers will undergo three days of trainings, covering digital programs, protests, congressional town halls, and the more basic work of building volunteer structures.
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An independent report found that the small-town jail where she was held not only needed a new building, and body cameras and anger-management trainings for officials, but also that the staff lacked expertise to identify mental-health issues.
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"This initiative is a part of our ongoing efforts to provide tools and trainings to newsrooms and journalists, and to ensure our platform connects people to the quality, trusted and local news that is most important to them," Brown wrote.
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As the first to hear what is really going on in the people's lives, many faith and community leaders have joined the movement to educate and eradicate stigma by hosting MHFA trainings in their houses of worship and community centers.
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Facing a choice between holding a press conference to condemn the attack and immediately moving to prepare know-your-rights trainings, local mosque leaders largely chose the latter, according to 26-year-old Kensington native and community organizer Shahana Hanif.
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HAART Kenya gives free trainings to slum residents to teach them about the risk of trafficking as many are often "completely unaware of their rights" and are easily duped by recruiters, particularly if they are people that they know and trust.
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Currently, there is no single platform where resettled refugees can access and filter the wide range of opportunities available to them, including jobs, trainings, mentorships and degrees, and where any organization (company/NGO/university) can seamlessly access and filter refugee talent.
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Though we did not ask their incomes, we were struck by financial challenges that the home-based providers reported, many struggling to participate in trainings or fund fingerprinting of new workers (a federal requirement) that can cost between $50-200.
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What's more, existing trainings supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, including the agency's Providers Clinical Support System (PCSS), would still be available to providers looking for more support before prescribing, even if the training wasn't required.
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Jacoby Ellsbury, the oft-injured center fielder who has missed the tail end of his two previous spring trainings with injuries, will not make his debut until Saturday after asking for a few more days to get his legs in shape.
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Media Star emphasizes in employee trainings that the outreach is not intended to create new smokers but rather to draw customers away from popular cigarette brands such as Marlboros, which are manufactured by the other major tobacco conglomerate, Philip Morris.
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We're looking at additional ways to host virtual trainings – and will have more to share in the coming weeks – and we're finding more ways to help people connect and learn to use technology through Blueprint, our free e-learning training program.
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Madad told Business Insider that she has to hold "just-in-time trainings" for healthcare workers in New York hospitals in line with the information and clinical guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is constantly evolving.
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To reduce contact between patients and staff, her clinics are staggering appointment slots, reducing volunteers and medical student trainings, using virtual counseling services, having front-desk staff work from home, and potentially offering a live-chat option on their website.
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Esper and Jeong told reporters after their meeting that the spread of the disease in South Korea, which has the second-largest number of cases in the world after China, could force the scaling back of joint trainings and exercises.
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" They go through various trainings (Mercree tells me she had a teacher that taught her Native American-style medicine healing), but she also has "extra-sensory skills" she was born with to figure out the cause of bodily "dis-ease.
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The Kansas City, Missouri, police department is advertising a similar set of anti-theft tips on social media and sending officers out to neighborhood associations to conduct "block watch trainings," which are meant to help residents identify suspicious activity, said Sgt.
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And in the past year we have implemented a new salary and equity structure based on the market, overhauled our performance review process, published Diversity and Inclusion reports, and created and delivered diversity and leadership trainings to thousands of employees globally.
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They added that the company takes steps to ensure that these types of claims aren't made to begin with, pointing out Facebook's sexual harassment and anti-bullying policy as well as its workplace bias trainings and channels available to employees to report misconduct.
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CS: In addition to this first Norway leg, we'll be checking out what's happening now in the UK after the dramatic upset for Corbyn and Labour, and then heading to the annual Podemos summer school, where we'll be doing trainings on big organizing.
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From "exhaustive" legal reviews of procedures and spelling out what constitutes harassment and misconduct to custom trainings and ensuring more ways to report allegations, presidential campaigns say their policies addressing those issues can no longer be an afterthought on high-profile campaigns.
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That means getting to know artists who've lived here for four decades or non-profits that do digital skills trainings or distribute tech products, so that people who live with us are informed and conscientious about the broader community they're immersed in.
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This weekend, the Women's March "Power to The Polls" tour will make it's third stop in Charlotte, North Carolina, for a day-long convening series of trainings on civic engagement, coalition building, voter registration, and other community organizing tools for local activists.
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While the group might not have an ideological or a diversity lens itself, it partners with organizations that do, running trainings with Higher Heights or Run for Something, a group that wants to be a talent incubator for women candidates under 40.
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Two former union members noted that CAP could have engaged in a memorandum of agreement with the union to make changes to its sexual harassment policy or to add trainings, as it did when altering CAP's overtime pay policy in January 2017.
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Over the past two decades, Columbia got rid of the statute of limitations for reporting misconduct (enabling reports of incidents like Marnò's to be reinvestigated), increased reporting resources and access, and required faculty to take frequent gender-based misconduct trainings, among other improvements.
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So to be clear again, many points raised in the memo—such as the portions criticizing Google's trainings, questioning the role of ideology in the workplace, and debating whether programs for women and underserved groups are sufficiently open to all—are important topics.
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"Fantastic team spirit, worthy of the old 'A Bainie never lets another Bainie fail' expression which is supported through local and global trainings where employees come together from around the world to share experiences and take on new challenges," writes a current employee.
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It's already illegal for state money to go toward abortion procedures in Wisconsin, and this system allows the instructors to train students outside of the state school, since holding abortion trainings at the university's hospital would be considered using state funds for abortion.
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Days like this used to feel weird to me: I spend most of my time working with and loving people who use drugs—providing trainings, working at syringe-access programs, doing street outreach, and fighting against harmful and racist drug war policies.
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For six months before the midterms, Sunrise ran "Sunrise Semester," gathering dozens of young people in key House districts, where they lived in movement houses and underwent intense trainings, helping elect some Democrats and targeting others with civil disobedience tactics, often risking arrest.
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Even when I was touring full time and playing a few hundred shows a year, I was always involved in various activist projects and campaigns, and often I'd mix up my shows with workshops and trainings for unions, grassroots organizations, student groups, etc.
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By becoming a Planned Parenthood Defender, you gain access to trainings and resources that prepare you to fight for reproductive justice during pressing political moments, whether that means flooding a congressman's inbox or organizing at the grassroots level in your own community.
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And in New York and elsewhere, digital security trainings that teach threat-modeling and privacy tools are starting to spring up with a renewed sense of urgency, as activists and marginalized communities brace themselves for at least four years of a Trump presidency.
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Business Insider asked GM about Corvette trainings being on hold during the pandemic, including how many dealerships are in the waiting queue and how soon the company expects to be able to get them trained and certified after things pick back up.
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Like many other law enforcement organizations nationwide, the Harford County Sheriff's office has ramped up active shooter trainings in its community in recent years, he added, noting that a Rite Aid security officer was scheduled to participate in one such training this Saturday.
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As knowledge on child sexual abuse prevention has advanced, so have our expert-informed policies, including mandatory background checks and trainings, a ban on one-on-one interactions between youth and adults, and mandatory reporting of any suspicion of abuse to law enforcement.
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It opened it's East Las Vegas office in mid-September, conducting caucus trainings in Spanish, and providing Spanish-language canvassing tools to their volunteers—including their "relational organizing" tool that allows a volunteer to contact their own contacts on behalf of Buttigieg.
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"As this crisis has become protracted and chronic, it's now time to turn to secondary needs, to get more kids into schools, to support adults in skill trainings, informal education activities and job preparedness," said Ms. Raikes of the International Rescue Committee.
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If you do take advantage of your company&aposs trainings, Chen recommended being flexible in negotiating with your teams for "time off" to take the classes; for example, by offering to make up for lost work time on nights and weekends if needed.
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It found that a high percentage of overdoses happened in the presence of someone who could have intervened before paramedics arrived, so it worked with the cities to start trainings and better distribution for naloxone, a drug that can reverse a narcotic overdose.
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And, of course, in the wake of race-related public relations disasters, it's now standard practice for corporations to conduct nationwide company sensitivity trainings, like the ones hastily rolled out by Sephora and Starbucks after instances of racial profiling at their stores.
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What is difficult to digest is that while the United States pours billions each year into trainings, field exercises, and routine education to ensure we have a mission-ready military, behind the soldiers are families struggling to feed themselves and their children.
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So to be clear again, many points raised in the memo — such as the portions criticizing Google's trainings, questioning the role of ideology in the workplace, and debating whether programs for women and underserved groups are sufficiently open to all — are important topics.
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It has partnered with the Housing Action Council, a large, nonprofit developer, and paid the council's former director, John Nolon, a professor at Pace Law School, to provide fair-housing trainings to dozens of county officials, for a fee of $83,000 to $1,500 per person.
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Packed with a mix of leadership trainings, product expo, and "general sessions" that are part live QVC commercial, part award ceremony–style showmanship (Rascal Flatts performed), the event is the zenith of inspiration for thousands of "Beauty Bosses," as New Avon calls its representatives.
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She first completed her medical training, and then, after seven years of homeopathic training, including 300 hours of coursework that cost her a not-insignificant sum (weekend trainings were as much as 300 euros, or more than $300), Grams became a licensed medical homeopath.
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To make sure the app is ready — and people are ready for it — the parties and Microsoft have already conducted more than 200 volunteer trainings across the state, and talking with the locals to make sure everyone has an iPhone, Android or Microsoft device.
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"The warriors have the best diplomatic skills because they know what it is to fight, therefore they can be trusted to go back to their people and say 'I gave it our all,'" said Pelosi, who also runs trainings for liberal and Democratic activists.
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The first study, conducted in Uganda by Oxford's Richard Sedlmayr, UChicago's Anuj Shah, and Save the Children's Munshi Sulaiman, evaluates a program run by a long-running group called Village Enterprise in Uganda, which has run more than 123,000 trainings over the past three decades.
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Between Meyers' appointment to head of D&I and now, Lyft has held unconscious bias trainings, launched campaigns to donate to non-profit organizations (including the HRC) and implemented a Gender Inclusion and Affirmation Policy that specifically ensures an inclusive environment for transgender people.
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Organizations like Citizens Climate Lobby and 350 also offer opportunities to take action against climate change through climate advocacy trainings, calls to representatives, and opportunities to meet other engaged people, both online and on the ground, to foster collaboration for a more sustainable future.
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We propose the summit as a one day event, which would include panels, trainings, legal presentations, and strategic workshops on effective practices presented by affected artists, activists and immigrant rights organizations, lawyers, as well as members of cultural institutions, city council members, DCLA, and MOIA.
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With two more days in Norway following the festival, we spent hours in trainings and breakout strategy sessions with Roedt party organizers digging into the nuts and bolts of digital and social media best practices, barnstorms, peer-to-peer text messaging, dank memes, and more.
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Boeder Harris hopes their findings will help make a case for incorporating trauma awareness into mainstream healing arts education (The Breathe Network is already using their research in practitioner trainings), and for the use of holistic therapies as viable healing options for all trauma survivors.
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Its members are required to attend a concealed weapons course, as well as additional monthly trainings at either the firing range where they practice marksmanship and in school-based simulations where they practice in the hallways, identifying threats and eliminating them with air guns.
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A year and a month after that Facebook post, Prada and the NYCCHR reached an unprecedented agreement, in which the Italy-based Prada agreed to a litany of trainings, scholarships, and promises to diversify its workforce, in order to continue to doing business in NYC.
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One of the things that we talked about — and we did this internally at Code242, we do all of our own trainings — was, we went through, there's a list blind spots, and you go through them and it's a bunch of yes-or-no questions.
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That prospect may seem terrifying in the wake of the stabbing deaths of two Portland men who intervened to shield women from anti-Muslim harassment on a train, but organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and Hollaback provide trainings and tips on safe bystander intervention.
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" Goodlette also wrote that DeSantis failed to present enough evidence to warrant the termination, stating, "While the governor has offered a plethora of criticism, he has not shown that Sheriff Israel's policies procedures or trainings on active shooter situations are inconsistent with Florida law enforcement standards.
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"Through a host of non-violent protests, communities around the UK will be coming together to stage a series of creative acts of civil-disobedience blocking specific locations, bridges and roads while also holding talks, workshops, trainings, family friendly activities, peoples assemblies and more," Extinction Rebellion said.
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"We are committed to meeting the unique needs of students in temporary housing, which is why we have invested in more social workers in schools and trainings for staff in de-escalation and therapeutic crisis intervention," Miranda Barbot, an education department spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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Both businesses renewed safety trainings as a precaution, and instructed employees to keep track of and report any inappropriate phone calls, or YouTube videos that infringe on the company's copyright by using their trademarked logos, copyrighted advertisements in full, or levied baseless allegations against the company.
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Dorvilias is currently the only black woman who has developed this unique empathy tool using debiasing techniques in VR. "Companies can spend millions of dollars on extremely inaffective, and virtually useless trainings that can have an adverse effect which can hurt the company even more," she said.
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A Republican National Committee (RNC) spokesperson told The Hill that the RNC has offered trainings on best security practices for staff and outside groups, and that it has hosted seminars and briefings to state party officials and campaigns on how to protect their systems from cyber threats.
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I went to church, Sunday school, and youth group weekly; to Bible studies, retreats, mission trips, conferences, trainings, and concerts regularly; and to youth group-organized parties, movie nights, sleepovers, concerts of prayer, and church lock-ins whenever they were offered (and they were offered a lot).
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"Through a host of non-violent protests, communities around the UK will be coming together to stage a series of creative acts of civil-disobedience – blocking specific locations, bridges and roads – while also holding talks, workshops, trainings, family friendly activities, peoples' assemblies and more," Extinction Rebellion said.
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Would I come to London and later to British Columbia for a series of trainings to be followed by a deployment to a key US Senate race as a "message architect," putting flesh on the bones of Cambridge's blend of micro-targeting data with psychographic profiling.
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In our recovery center in the South Bronx, children as young as 7 attend, with their caregiver, overdose reversal trainings where they are taught to recognize the signs of an overdose, shown how to administer naloxone nasal spray, and are instructed to not delay in calling 911.
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Leaders need to make professional development a top priority — this includes creating virtual courses that employees can take on company best practices and policies, creating mentoring groups where senior team members can share knowledge with new ones, and setting aside time and resources for in-person trainings.
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The Meta co-founders Duncan Haberly, Jay Brown, and Chris Olson had been working on their own training platform that focuses on guided trainings around specific skills, with physics and gun mechanics identical to popular titles, to let gamers learn from their mistakes and train better habits.
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" The Nature Conservancy spokesperson said in a statement to POLITICO: "We are thoroughly considering and exploring the additional recommendations made by the MWE report, including how TNC can strengthen our investigation process, more thoroughly investigate anonymous claims, revamp related trainings, and improve our reporting to the Board.
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The bill contains several important reforms, protecting probationary employees (like Dr. Kirkpatrick), prohibiting federal managers from improperly accessing the medical files of whistleblowers, mandating discipline against managers who retaliate and requiring that all supervisors receive trainings on the rights of employees to report waste, fraud and abuse.
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An exhaustive examination of past NRA editorials, membership communications and trainings found that over the last several decades, the organization put more emphasis on second amendment rights and the ways gun control policies posed a threat to gun owners' identity as law-abiding Americans or patriots.
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Last year the group began restoring traditional pollinator services with trainings and stocking new hives with native Asian honeybees, as well as introducing modified practices, such as using an extractor to harvest honey rather than crushing hives, that boost the bees' ability to thrive under their modern circumstances.
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And Kamyon Conner, the executive director of the Texas Equal Access Fund, said she and her staff plan to lobby lawmakers in cities they believe could be considering ordinances similar to Waskom's and Mineral Wells', and to provide "know your rights" trainings in rural areas of the state.
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A Defense Ministry spokesman said Zhurihe -- Asia's largest military training center in the middle of a desert and complete with life-size mockup targets such as Taiwan's presidential palace -- was selected to highlight the PLA's combat readiness, but he emphasized that war-zone trainings had been long scheduled.
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We would go to wine trainings, but we'd only half listen, and we'd hear these tidbits about the wines, their personalized stories, something about some chateau in France or in Italy, but then we'd just use an embellished, romanticized version of that story to sell a different wine.
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As an advisor, Glover will work alongside Airbnb and the NAACP "on the ground doing whatever [he] can to promote these efforts — participating in trainings and events, working with local organizations and faith-based leaders, and getting to know more of the hosts who empower our communities," Glover wrote.
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"When I started giving trainings in the U.S. in 2007, it was very common to see facial expressions of surprise or fear when I asked my trainees to drink the tequila neat," said Tania Oseguera, 36, the maestra tequilera (this industry's version of a master sommelier) for Tequila Cazadores.
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A 2017 report by Results for All found that over the past six to eight years, governments have adopted a wide range of new initiatives to increase the use of data and evidence in policy, including big data analytics, citizen engagement platforms, and trainings to build policymakers' skills.
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She said her team conducts a lot of "just-in-time trainings" with medical professionals in New York, constantly teaching and updating them on proper practices to care for coronavirus patients as more information from the Centers for Disease Control and Preparedness (CDC) and public health officials is released.
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Prior to joining Freedom House she was based in Moscow, with various local Russian NGOs and later with the National Democratic Institute for International Relations, designing and conducting immersion trainings for civic activists, local government officials and political party members on various aspects of civic engagement and political participation.
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Yesterday, Twitter said in a blog post that it has held trainings for the two main political parties in Taiwan, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Kuomintang (KMT), as well as Taiwan's Central Election Commission, in addition to setting up a portal for feedback during the election.
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Such a decision by the department, he said, might have led to trainings for local police departments to scout indicators of potential threats, undercover operations focused on the white nationalist movement and additional investment into organizations that reach out to those who have shown signs of committing violent acts.
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Right now, the president's team is on track to have as many as 22019 paid staff on the ground by the end of October – this October – and the Trump team turned out more than 600 volunteers at trainings across the state this summer, including 250 at one of them.
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The organization Women Speak For Themselves, who did not attend the conference, has begun hosting trainings for women all over the US on how to speak to press or the public about anti-abortion, anti-contraception, and pro-abstinence issues "without sounding crazy," as one of the training materials read.
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As part of the initiative, known as the NYC Unity Project, the city will attempt to: improve current drop-in centers, expand youth shelter services, make sex ed more inclusive of LGBTQ people, offer trainings for parents and families, and train more health professionals about the needs of transgender kids.
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"The process would likely benefit from conducting implicit bias trainings for admissions officers, maintaining clear guidelines on the use of race in the admissions process, which were developed during this litigation, and monitoring and making admissions officers aware of any significant race-related statistical disparities in the rating process," she wrote.
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We also do company coaching and company training, so we have a number of different trainings and up-scaling that we do with the companies that we work with, so that when they say that they're actually committed to diversity inclusion, they have the tools to follow through on that.
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These are the type of trainings that we need to provide to those working behind the counters who are leasing trucks for example to those who are trying to rent trucks specifically when we know that ISIS in particular is calling for these type of trucks to be rented to mow people.
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But I think the trainings will help us to kind of address 'how do we overcome them?' and the decisions we make everyday and the perceptions that we have of our coworkers, our peers, etcetera and to allow us to be better at being able to focus on driving diversity in the company.
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