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Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Shannon shows her team spirit at Team Schlobohm Slumber Party

Accountability CMS Woodrow Pimentel Pantoja

Accountability Lab staff and Accountapreneurs pose for a portrait during a workshop at iCampus in Monrovia.

Accountability is key.

To reflect on different accountability mechanisms for serious human rights violations and international crimes, including the exercise of universal jurisdiction, the Wayamo Foundation and the Prosecution Training Institute (PTI) co-hosted a symposium on “Domestic accountability mechanisms for international crimes: new developments and opportunities in East Africa” on the 7th of September 2023 at the PTI in Nairobi, Kenya.

 

The event brought together international and Kenyan experts and prosecutors to discuss international criminal justice themes.

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.

The 149th IPU Assembly.

Workshop on Data and evidence for decision-making and accountability in parliament.

October 16, 2024. Geneva, Switzerland.

IPU/Pierre Albouy

Rally in New Port Richey Florida. Equality and Accountability

McKay Coppins of The Atlantic discusses the role of accountability journalism following the 2016 presidential election. From L to R: Evan Smith, McKay Coppins, Sopan Deb, Clara Jeffery, Matt K. Lewis. (Mary Kang/Knight Center)

Panelists discuss accountability journalism across the world on the second day of the ISOJ conference. L to R: Luz Mely Reyes, Ivan Kolpakov, Stevan Dojčinovic, and Krissah Thompson. (Marc Speir/Moody College of Communication)

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government of West Bengal! What h.as ensured th~ AI SA-led JNUSU s failure 1s ~he bankruptcy of 1ts own politics which is critically .

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AITUC and peasant organi.sations like the All India Kisan Sabha, wh~ch are allied .to the CPI (M) and .~PI ~nd n?t th~ ultra-Left outfits. .

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intervention of the Left parties that India has relatively escaped the adverse effects of the current financial crisis. The CPI(M) has also .

gender oppress1on rn the rural countryside have been decrdedly challenged by democratrc decentralization through panchayati raj. .

been the staunchest opponent of the Indo-US Nuclear Deal. The CP!(M-L) and the AISA have no role in these regards apart from .

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infrastructure projects. {See Vk Ramachandran's ~uticle in The Hindu, 22-08-08). Even today, L~ft activists led by the CPI (M) lay down .

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bankruptcy. SFI calls upon the students of JNU to see through the hollow rhetoric of the ultra-Left and reject their complete failures in .

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JNUSU and give decisive mandate to the SFI to revitalize the JNUSU and rescue it from the destructive influence of theAISA. infinitely better achievements. It is an insult to the consciousness of JNU students that the AISA is attacking the Left to hide their own sts as clandestine deals with the JNU administration to allow only 9% OBC reservations -the Left led State Governments have registered .

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Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Accountability For Life (AFL) mentors at-risk adolescents in our York County, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

CREAW Kenya is currently holding a social accountability for action training in Machakos County with key stakeholders i.e. teachers, local administration and elders and religious leaders through the #ImarishaMsichana to equip them with the tools that will help in addressing teen pregnancies with effective strategies and resources that will address cultural gnomes in the communities and catalyze social change by building awareness.

#HerEducationHerFuture

 

@FAWEKenya @KenyaRedCross @MastercardFdn @MachakosCounty

 

Accountapreneur Orlind Cooper talks about his strategy during an Accountability Lab workshop at iCampus in Monrovia. Orlind is a Liberian multimedia journalist, social advocate, and champion of gender equality. He is passionate about not only using visual storytelling to positively impact the people’s lives, but also teaching young Liberians to become journalists. Through the 2017-2018 Accountability Incubator, he will help a strong cadre of young, female citizens develop into visual storytellers. Participants in the Visual Storytellers initiative create stories on key electoral issues (including violence, education, water, sanitation, health, and infrastructure development) that affect marginalized communities. Then the Visual Storytellers will take their stories to locals leaders, ask them how they plan to solve the outlined issues, and hold them accountable to the promises they make through continuous follow-up on social media and other publications.

Pictured at the Public Facing Accountability meeting are Chairman and Chief Executive, Elaine Way.

www.literaturereviewhq.com/accountability-procrastination...

 

Read the article about this via the link above. Accountability can help us get things done when we do it right, however if it's done wrong we can end up procrastinating a lot! Beware.

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