Intergenerational in a sentence

Intergenerational solidarity: the theme of the International Day of Older Persons, ‘Fulfilling the Promises of Human Rights for Older Persons: Across Generations,’ highlights the crucial role of intergenerational solidarity.

A first-person narrator enters to put much of the book — the real history and the fictional characters — in perspective, offering a sense of how intergenerational trauma can gradually heal itself.

Brian Wyborn, FAC’s managing partner, said the firm is Australia’s first Indigenous-led and controlled investment fund, and would use the funding to help build intergenerational wealth for Indigenous Australians.

Expanding our scope, the project now works with younger children and has a developed a primary school- based project again drawing on intergenerational mentoring.

For Jo, it was a pleasure to see her children "learning from Pop and doing things with Pop", an example of intergenerational farming.

For these reasons, communal and intergenerational healing are pillars of the BHC, with an emphasis on the diverse challenges that Black people face.

Individuals and communities, in their daily lives, grapple with intergenerational trauma, experiencing feelings of helplessness, disillusionment, and a pervasive sense of injustice.

Intergenerational play also shifts play from being a competitive activity to a more playful one.

It’s rare to see these intergenerational recipes documented as they are usually lost through the years.

On Monday, Leo had to deliver more bad news to Chinatown seniors alongside the groceries she gives out as a volunteer with the Yarrow Intergenerational Society for Justice — that service, too, would soon be ending, as their grant funding was not renewed.

Question cards are given to the performers in real time, a repeated motif that resembles an intergenerational round of Cards Against Humanity.

The film is a story about intergenerational racism and the consequences it has for individuals who support a despicable worldview.

Their discussion explored experiences of healing across communities that have suffered intergenerational trauma from the Holocaust, residential schools and racism.

The tweet elicited many responses, most of them sympathetic to the woman’s plight and calling for BYU to change a policy that prevented the passing along of certain tickets in a kind of intergenerational transmission.

This intergenerational dynamic is at least as important as in explaining why it doesn’t make sense to talk of feminism as a cohesive movement.

While it’s natural to gravitate toward like-minded people in your age range or department, people across the workplace can become friends—and intergenerational friendships teach both parties a lot about workplace expectations.

A military child from Larkhill was invited to meet the Chelsea Pensioners at an intergenerational event in London.

A willingness to be open is the key criteria to build collective confidence for intergenerational companionship.

Embrace traditional and contemporary forms of music and worship and understand the intergenerational and cultural nuances that are critical in the continuing growth of the church.

Funding is the biggest need; make donations to support intergenerational programming.