Examples of using Stigma in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Despite the stigma in some social circles that accompanies being single,
Despite that stigma, however, the open nature of Linux makes it easy, even for relatively inexperienced developers, to produce quality games.
retributive justice, and moral stigma.
Despite the stigma in some social circles that accompanies being single,
His stuttering was a disability and of course God could have easily removed this stigma.
Doing our own bit to spread awareness and contribute to the social integration of people with Down's Syndrome, breaking down all the stigma around them.
He describes the loneliness and discrimination experienced by those with dementia as a"human rights violation" and says stigma must be eradicated.
without embarrassment or that unfortunate stigma of laziness.
The idea is to repeat the exercise every few years to see how the stigma of HIV, or the experience of people, changes.
conducting interviews with other HIV-positive people, and asking about all aspects of the stigma experience.
To promote employment and reduce the stigma for people with disabilities and disadvantaged populations that will lead to a significant life with social and economic security.
She's sick of the stigma that a migraine is"just a headache"
But ultimately, for retraction to lose its stigma, and for reforms to be widely adopted, the culture of science itself needs to shift.
She's sick of the stigma that a migraine is"just a headache"
The CIT Model reduces both stigma and the need for further involvement with the criminal justice system.
Here's a look at the ways Canadian parents use cannabis and whether the stigma really is fading.
I am barely over my suicide stigma. I can't be known as the girl who hooked up on tape.
Most of their work has been to try to deconstruct HIV-related stigma and to enthuse younger and infected people to"move on,
There is a high level of stigma, discrimination and violence- a scenario that creates obstacles in access to HIV prevention, treatment and support services.
The larger question is what can we do to remove stigma and other barriers that are responsible for the disparities in the first place.”.