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President Obama visited Kenya in 2015, and he met with representatives from organizations trying to help improve communities.
So I wanted to know: Are diverse organizations really more innovative, and can diversity be more than something to comply with?
So in the '80s and '90s, we were mostly known for independent work, such as installation artist, architect, commissioned projects by museums and non-for-profit organizations.
But what's most exciting is that we help humanitarian and service organizations collect the data and the analytics that's necessary to understand the changing needs of newcomers in real time.
She actively discouraged African American activists and organizations from participating- and stated that those who did so should march in the back.
OK, so, for five years, I've been talking to leaders and followers across a wide variety of organizations.
And so, what I think is that organizations are now desperate to figure out how to "manage" the multigenerational workplace.
Why are we preparing for 23-year-olds to come to work? (Laughter) I've talked to these organizations, and I've heard amazing things that they're doing to create a workspace for everybody to get along and to have autonomy and to feel like they're thriving.
So, this is also what I've learned talking to organizations that employ a wide range of people of various ages.
Since our family arrived, so many people and organizations have offered to help, providing everything from free dental fillings to summer camps.
In exchange, The Nature Conservancy bring investors, public funders and international development organizations to the table to restructure a portion of the nation's debt, leading to lower interest rates and longer repayment periods.
My mom got a lot of her beliefs from social media, from Facebook and from organizations that were allowing their platforms to push lies that were very dangerous.
We have dogs from service dog organizations, we have shelter dogs - really all sorts of breeds.
A few years ago, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists joined forces with other healthcare organizations, researchers like myself and community organizations.
Organizations like HIAS, where I work, and other humanitarian and faith-based organizations, make it easy for you to take a stand when there's a law that's worth opposing or a law that's worth supporting or a policy that needs oversight.
As heads of organizations, we should strive to create environments that encourage and nurture both moral skill and moral will.
Even the wisest and most well-meaning people will give up if they have to swim against the current in the organizations in which they work.
Paying attention to what we do, to how we do it, and, perhaps most importantly, to the structure of the organizations within which we work, so as to make sure that it enables us and other people to develop wisdom rather than having it suppressed.
But in places with a broken political system like Libya, or in seemingly functioning places, including international organizations, the systems we have nowadays for political decision-making are not from the people for the people, but they have been established by the few for the few.
A Third Pole Council would consist of all eight countries located in the region as member countries, as equal member countries, and could also include representative organizations and other countries who have vested interests in the region as non-voting members.
But if you're stuck in one of these organizations that's still kind of captured by the efficiency myth, how do you start to change it?
It requires faith groups, the private sector, media, academia, civil society organizations and others.
Now, I'm the editor of "ZEIT ONLINE," one of the major digital news organizations in Germany.
And so they needed to be able to quickly transform between different theater organizations, and for operational budget reasons, this actually no longer happens in pretty much any multi-form theater in the United States, so we needed to figure out a way to overcome that.
Now, it makes sense on paper, which is why many governments and development organizations invest billions of dollars annually on institutional reform and anti-corruption programs.
In addition to widespread poverty and endemic corruption, Nigeria now actually deals with terrorist organizations like Boko Haram.
And so with patient capital from Acumen and other organizations, loans and investments that will go the long term with them, they built a low-cost housing development, about an hour outside Nairobi central.
Diversity applies to organizations, too.
My goal is to find out what combination of narrative ingredients are the most appealing and galvanizing to specific target audiences to enable social justice, cultural and educational organizations to create more effective media.
And while we were so directly opposed in terms of the missions of our organizations, I felt that I had learned a lot.
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