Actor. Any person whose act or actions result in an Officer Involved Critical Incident as defined herein.
Actor. The term "Actor," as used in this Agreement, shall refer to and include Principals, Chorus, Stage Managers, Assistant Stage Managers, Understudies, Professional Theatre Interns, Supplemental Extras, and Extras on Equity contract but excludes Non-Professionals.
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Actor oriented criteria to evaluate poolicies and practices of attention towards Vulnerable Groups (VGs) of forcibly displaced people (FDP) Criteria (principles, standards, norms, values…) for the evaluation of policies and practices of attention towards Vulnerable Groups (VGs) of forcibly displaced people (FDP) are different according to the stakeholders. Although they agree that EU values under policies are valid, being the main problem the practical application of those. The guidelines or procedures that a good practice should or must have follow the next criteria: Definition of inclusion for vulnerable groups and its evaluation Some brainstorming ideas were: The ARU talked about incorporating into a context, it is different from integrating. The concept of inclusion fits us more than that of integration, although integration is sometimes used for financing. Inclusion in the sense of being one more. It must be oneself (the refugee) who decides if he/she feels included or integrated. We need to hear the voice of the person that will be included. The person must have access in equal conditions to the rights of society such as health, education, political participation... You are included in a society depending on that and considering the relational level. Inclusion is a very wide term. It is also necessary that people are not excluded. If not, there would be an access to rights but not a real inclusion. Society must be flexible and adapted. What is a basic need? Is leisure a basic need? Inclusion must be individualised and negotiated. We are in a very basic level. NGOs have to go beyond health. It seems that instead of giving rights, the system is giving permits or awarding. You need to identify profiles by their special needs. They start from a general difficulty, but specific difficulties are added to it. Their inclusion is more or less difficult depending on the characteristics of the host society. We fail in one fundamental thing, we need to listen to them more carefully, to fully understand and to be able to include what they really need from the beginning of the action. (We use the example of unaccompanied minors, as we have one in the team). He says that the centres where they stay have become detention centres, “concentration camps”. That young people enter without problems and leave with problems of drug addiction and crime. They are treated like merchandise and when they leave the centre, they know nothing, they receive very little information about t...
Actor. The term "Actor" shall refer to any person engaged on an Equity contract, including Principal, Chorus, Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager, Dance Captain, Swing and Understudy. (See RULE 71, UNION SECURITY/ DUES AND INITIATION FEES.)
Actor oriented criteria to evaluate policies and practices of attention towards Vulnerable Groups (VGs) of forcibly displaced people (FDP) Different kinds of criteria have been developed to involve vulnerable groups of forcibly displaced people as a result of interviews with ARU and stakeholders. Migration is a process. As for compulsory-repulsive reasons such as wars, disasters; It can also be migrated for voluntary-attractive reasons such as employment, education and health. The most distinctive feature that distinguishes forced migration from voluntary migration is that people do not have the opportunity to prepare for migration. Therefore, the service requirements of forced migrants are much more intense and higher. Immigrants who migrate to different countries for immigrant people, such as war, which adversely affect physical and mental health are considered as "disadvantageous" or "vulnerable groups" for public health. The most important vulnerabilities of migrants in Turkey "in access to health services" OTA is out. Because, in the pre-immigration period, due to the war and confusion in their countries, the access to health services, absence, inability to feed, deaths, increase in diseases and treatment deprivation, deterioration of shelter facilities, epidemic diseases and deaths, length of the process in the process of migration, climate changes Human trafficking increases even more when the journey is added in massive bad conditions. These influences are more decisive and risky especially for women, children and the elderly. Diseases of that country are added to the inactivity, cultural differences, language problem and legal status in accessing services. The effects and vulnerabilities of refugees in our country; Poverty Exclusion Stigma Discrimination Shelter in bad conditions Crowded life (Families of 8-10 people live together) Social exclusion Extreme fertility (not being able to access Family Planning services, not getting information due to language problems and not being able to communicate with health personnel on sexual issues) Language and cultural differences Break with the family and their own social norms Managerial difficulties Understanding of the services provided Not being able to be in the umbrella of social security
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Actor. The term "Actor," as used in this Agreement, shall refer to and include persons who are signed to Equity contracts, including Principals, Chorus and Stage Managers. (See also Rule 67, UNION SECURITY.)
