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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"having a voice"”.
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Teachers: Having a Voice and Being Heard? Evidence from Two Private Schools in Nepal
… they have now started perceiving themselves as having a voice, even when their voice is not being heard. School owners have developed different strategies to deal with the changing context within and outside the schools, in order to maintain power, control and profits. The schools’ owners, …
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Millennials’ lived experience of navigating having a voice in a collective country: a hermeneutic phenomenological approach
… in this study choose to not let their voices be witnessed in certain settings or with specific others. A understanding of the participants’ lifeworld allows one to appreciate the ambivalence and complexity of their voluntary silence. Silence, as much as true self-expression, could …
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Being Heard: A Classical Grounded Theory Exploring the Experiences of Bedside Nurses Working in Children's Hospitals with Established Shared Governance Models
… Nurses first must be willing to offer their voice, then they can engage by participating in governance processes within the hospital system followed by assessing whether their voice has been heard by observing how their input was received and what happened to their input; the outcomes of …
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Eu saí da rua, mas a rua não saiu de mim: narrativas de pessoas em situação de rua em ações coletivas de luta e resistência.
… in collective actions. Becoming a militant means having a voice and being heard in spaces where militance is being exercised. Accordingly, having a voice is only possible over time and in the measure in which militant identities acquire form, forged from accumulated experiences of violence, abuse, …
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Living in the Margins of Life: The Intersectionality of Identity, Race, and Sexuality in the Selected Works of Audre Lorde
… Lorde, identity rests in the power of one’s voice; in that having a voice gives one the agency not only to confidently reaffirm one’s personal identity, but to speak against oppressors who endeavor to keep voices silent. In Lorde’s poetry, she addresses those who stand at the margins of …
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The Lived Experiences of Transmasculine Speakers: A Phenomenological Investigation of Vocal Quality and Function in Relation to Gender
… perceive the quality and function of their voices, and how those perceptions influence how they experience gender identity and communicate with others. This qualitative study adopted a hermeneutical phenomenological approach that involved using content analysis and thematic analysis to …
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Answering machine, auto-tune, spectrograph : queer vocality through sonic technology
In academic and activist contexts, "voice" has long served as shorthand for inclusion, empowerment, and the like, occasioning bromides about having or not having a voice, giving voice to the voiceless, breaking the silence, and speaking truth to power. Such metaphysically inflected phrasings often …
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Girls are people who at least know something: Hearing young women's voices and HIV/AIDS
… women a pre-requisite for preventing HIV/AIDS is having a voice in sexual relations. Yet many face significant barriers to speaking amongst other limitations to agency. This study arose out of concerns for the vulnerability and voicelessness of young women of Busoga, Eastern Uganda, in relation to …
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‘Becoming somebody in the future’: Exploring undergraduate Students’ Self-articulated Goals to develop a measure of Students’ Quality of Life in Port Harcourt, Nigeria
… becoming somebody, making it in life, having valuable relationships and having a voice. When operationalised as items, the goals were endorsed as important, while satisfaction with their achievement was lower. Principal components analysis found a three factor structure for goals. This …
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Hidden hurts, healing from within : restorative justice for victims and convicted offenders in Bermuda
… were found in the current study. Victims valued having a voice and rehabilitation; and offenders valued the ‘victim’s forgiveness and reintegration’. The social interconnectedness of Bermuda creates a need for RJ as the stigmatization of criminality often extends beyond the offender to include …
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The Relationship Between Secondary General Education Teachers Self-Efficacy and Attitudes As They Relate To Teaching Learning Disabled Students In The Inclusive Setting
… down.” Negative experiences included not having a voice in which students would benefit from the inclusion construct. This study concluded that inclusion does have its benefits, as well as it flaws, but its success rests on the attitudes of the teachers in the classroom. The study also …
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Chronically Ill Adolescents' Involvement in Health Treatment Decision Making
… ill adolescents' preference to have a voice for oneself in health treatment decision-making. Having a voice reinforces self-actualization among chronically ill adolescents as a part of their maturation process.
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Towards Co-Production: An Exploration of the Impact of Technology on Future Citizenship Alongside People with Mental Health Challenges
… division, and the extent to which people had a voice and access to democracy. There were questions raised about the changing nature of what it is to be a human in an increasingly digital world. In addition to the factors above, the citizenship of people with mental health challenges would be …
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Labor, Civil Rights, and the Struggle for Democracy in Mid-Twentieth Century Texas
… political and economic exclusion to having a voice. Their collective story indicates that scholars have much to gain from studying organized labor, electoral politics, and the African American and ethnic Mexican civil rights movements simultaneously. Doing so not only adds to the …