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It started as a game, but Alia loves playing teacher to her little brother, and I have found that these sessions actually improve Burhan's literacy, increase Alia's sense of responsibility, and strengthen the bonding between them, a win-win all around.
The successful Arab women I know have each found their unique approach to working their life as they continue to shoulder the lion's share of responsibility in the home.
So these are the kinds of stories of an Africa ready to take responsibility for itself, and to look for solutions for its own problems.
It's true that there is an increasing social responsibility regarding the inclusion of people with disabilities.
And they are our responsibility.
We all have a responsibility.
With that empowerment comes complete responsibility.
But we have to own up to our moral responsibility to judgment, and use algorithms within that framework, not as a means to abdicate and outsource our responsibilities to one another as human to human.
This is data philanthropy, and it's the future of corporate social responsibility.
This, in the end, is our responsibility.
It's about us, and our ability to experience joy and love and to improve our reality comes only when we make ourselves vulnerable and we accept responsibility for our actions and our inactions, kind of like Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks.
Space junk is no one's responsibility.
So too we learn that our world is on fire, and it is our job to keep our hearts and our eyes open, and to recognize that it's our responsibility to help put out the flames.
On the one hand, a set of highly paid, highly educated professionals doing interesting work, on the other, a large number of citizens in low-paid jobs whose primary responsibility is to see to the comfort and health of the affluent.
It sounds good, but if we want it to happen, I think the responsibility is going to start with us.
How is each of us actually taking the responsibility to be a steward of the digital space we live in?
And one of the things I've been pushing on university presidents is we need every engineering and science and computer science student who is about to write the next line of code or design the next IoT device to actually have in them a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards what they're building.
I thought I'd buckle under the weight of responsibility.
Far too often, the responsibility is attributed to female survivors of sexual violence, and not to the males who enact it.
I feel a real responsibility to add our voices to it.
But with that privilege of having a voice comes the responsibility of using it.
We're always told that privacy is our own, sole, individual responsibility.
This is a big departure from the traditional medical model, because it places responsibility and information back in the woman's hands.
It's our responsibility to translate those threats and to help you understand what's real, so you can be prepared and know what it takes to be ready for what comes next.
Do you think it's fair to put the burden of responsibility on the consumer?
YNH: I focus on the most dangerous possibilities partly because this is like my job or responsibility as a historian or social critic.
What's more, while American parents weren't necessarily less comfortable talking about sex, we tend to frame those conversations entirely in terms or risk and danger, whereas Dutch parents talk about balancing responsibility and joy.
Today, I think everybody in a position of power and responsibility has got a dual mandate, which says if you're in a position of power and responsibility, you're responsible for your own people and for every single man, woman, child and animal on the planet.
And if you don't like that responsibility, you should not be in power.
DB: I think not only watching, being part of an organization that meets at least once a month that puts you in direct contact with people completely unlike yourself is something we all have a responsibility for.
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