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Panelists discuss accountability journalism across the world on the second day of the ISOJ conference. L to R: Martín Pallares, Carlos Fernando Chamorro, Luz Mely Reyes, Ivan Kolpakov, Stevan Dojčinovic, and Krissah Thompson. (Mary Kang/Knight Center)
Accountability Policial. Tecnicas de planificacion estrategica, evaluacion por resultados y objetivos, rendicion de cuentas y responsabilizacion en la funcion policial.
Courage, accountability, trust, inspiration, passion and persistance: key characteristics of good leaders, are convinced the speakers at the round table: "When the leaders meet ... communication": Marko Lukić, director and owner of Lumar, Golden Gazele in Slovenia, Boštjan Kralj, Lumar, Irena Dobnik, President of Network Association in Slovenia and Crisis Manager, Aleš Kumperščak, director and owner of Censum, prof. dr. Aleksandra Lobnik, co-owner and director of R&D at IOS. Roundtable was moderated by mag. Natalie C. Postružnik, director and founder of Nikrmana.
Foto: Doba Faculty.
January 27th, 2016.
‘’Accountability is key’’ Dr Aparajita Gogoi, Coordinator White Ribbon Alliance India with Dr Ariel Pablos Mendez, USAID on the panel discussion at Jhpiego’s Success in Saving Mothers event.
Panelists, JRP staff, and students and professors from the University of Tennessee after a day of lectures through the Gulu Study and Service Abroad Program (GSSAP) (July 2011).
Copyright © 2011 Justice and Reconciliation Project
"Why Accountability Matters" with Texas Commissioner of Education Robert Scott at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 25, 2011.
"Why Accountability Matters" -- a discussion with Texas Commissioner of Education Robert Scott, moderated by Texas Monthly editor Jake Silverstein at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 25, 2011.
One of many protests across the US to hold the Bush regime accountable for their implementation of torture at Guantanamo and other US facilities.
"Why Accountability Matters" -- a discussion with Texas Commissioner of Education Robert Scott, moderated by Texas Monthly editor Jake Silverstein (pictured) at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 25, 2011.
Bay Street Protest. Anti-Black/Indigenous racism is a pandemic around the world.
We need accountability NOW. On Turtle Island “North America” alone we’ve been faced with the tragedies of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Regis Korchiniski-Paquet and countless other black people we do not know of or hear of who are relentlessly being murdered by the police and white supremacists for absolutely no reason. The media continues to hide these injustices from us, but we will not let these lives go unnoticed. We are joining the chorus of actions being taken across Turtle Island and globally, to get accountability and justice from police departments for Black and Indigeneous communities.
August 11, CWA members and allies at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental airport told House Transportation Committee Chairman, John Mica to stop playing tea party shutdown politics with the Federal Aviation Administration.
August 11, CWA members and allies at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental airport told House Transportation Committee Chairman, John Mica to stop playing tea party shutdown politics with the Federal Aviation Administration.
Back in Philly, I did yoga 5-6 days a week. The classes were intense and long, and my arms, belly, and back were ripped, and my body was flexible and balanced.
I moved to New York and due to time (the job was a time-suck), cost (studios are quite expensive), and lifestyle (hi! out to dinner every night), I scaled back to yoga once a week. The classes were still intense, but . . . fewer and farther between.
Then I quit my job. And to save money I stopped yoga altogether. But I was so depressed for so long, I couldn't put any weight on at all. In fact, I got to what was probably my lowest weight of my adult life. It was a little alarming. But it established some bad habits--(when I ate) I ate whatever I wanted, in however large a quantity, because it didn't matter what I did, I wasn't gaining. Also I definitely got weaker, and my neck has been fucked up for almost two years now.
Well, I'm happy now. The job is in the past. The new apartment feels like a home. There's a sweet boy in my life, whose mission seems to be to keep me happy. I'm back up to where I was before the depression, and I'm watching it creep up, very slowly. I'm still eating like I always did--and while I can do some portion control, I don't really want to change much about how I eat.
It's time I started doing something active. More active than my normal walking around New York, walking around Singapore. I've been taking the stairs in my apartment (rather than the elevator), but I need to do more. I have room for yoga at home in the new place. There are cheaper studios. There is even free yoga at several studios in New York.
While in Singapore, I'm going to try to swim some laps a few times a week. Today I managed 30 minutes before I was exhausted. I am woefully out of shape, and I'm starting to feel it.
Tomorrow we leave for Hanoi, which means we'll be walking a LOT more, so I'm not going to be so hard on myself. But I think Accountability Wednesdays will be good for me. I *have* to show that I did something in the week prior.
So this is more about maintenance than loss. Wish me luck!
Health IT in an Era of Accountable Care: Update from the Beacon Communities at the Brookings Institution on May 17, 2011. Opening Remarks and Meeting Objectives
Mark McClellan, Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform at Brookings
Keynote Session: An Update on the Federal Health IT Strategy
Aneesh Chopra, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Joe McCannon, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Farzad Mostashari, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services