Showing results for "Bridging the Divide" in Social Sciences

The Dallas Assist the Officer Foundation in Dallas Texas was created in 1999 to assist the first responder community financially if they suffered injury, illness or death. Now the ATO is providing a stage to hear their incredible stories so we can learn, heal and honor those who served before and after us. Take a journey with the ATO hosts as we provide the loyal listener a peek behind the curtain of the very complex and trauma filled first responder world.Contact us at atobridging@gmail.comInstagram: ato_bridging_divideATODALLAS.org#Dallas#Texascrime#firstresponders#mentalhealth#policestories...

Black & Tan Hosts: Pedro Silva & Alan O’Hashi Tagline: Bridging Social Divides, One Beer at a Time Overview: Black & Tan is a podcast that explores a new story about beer and the intricacies of cultural understanding in today’s rapidly changing world. Hosted by Pedro Silva, an African American advocate for social equity, and Alan O’Hashi, a Japanese American from Wyoming with a passion for cross-cultural engagement, the show offers insightful discussions designed to inspire personal change. Each episode tackles ways to bridge cultural divides by making intentional, individual adjustments...

"Bridging a Digital Divide That Keeps Schoolchildren Behind" is from the Tech section of The New York Times. It was written by Cecilia Kang and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

Enormous legal cross-border flows of people, goods, and finance are embedded in the region's history and prompted by the need to respond to new opportunities and challenges that originate on the other side. In Border Economies, James Gerber examines how the interactivity and sensitivity of communities to conditions across the border differentiates them from communities in the interiors of Mexico and the United States. Gerber explains what makes the region not only unique but uniquely interesting.