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outreach
[out-reech, out-reech]
verb (used with object)
verb (used without object)
to reach out.
noun
adjective
concerned with extending community services, benefits, etc..
an educational outreach program.
outreach
verb
(tr) to surpass in reach
(tr) to go beyond
to reach or cause to reach out
noun
the act or process of reaching out
the length or extent of reach
social welfare any systematic effort to provide unsolicited and predefined help to groups or individuals deemed to need it
(modifier) (of welfare work or workers) propagating take-up of a service by seeking out appropriate people and persuading them to accept what is judged good for them Compare detached
Example Sentences
In 2013, after two straight losing presidential campaigns, Republicans commissioned a political autopsy that, among other recommendations, urged the party to increase its outreach to gay and Latino voters.
Fehlbaum, who leads the petition committee’s outreach and organizing arm, declined to share exactly how many signatures they’ve collected since certification because the organizers don’t want the numbers to encourage their opposition to push harder.
Her current job as the director of outreach, impact and engagement at the Education Department was not connected to diversity initiatives.
She now works alongside the programme, doing outreach work with drug users and gives talks on the opioid treatment drug Buvidal.
Before being escorted out by police, Sophia Lorey, outreach director for the conservative California Family Council, walked around the stadium Saturday wearing a hat reading, “Women’s Sports, Women Only.”
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