adam karman
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Adam Kinne is the Salt Lake City-based general manager for Cabinetry by Karman and recently hired two refugees as employees.
Early Life and Education
Tawakkol Karman was the first Arab woman ever to win the Nobel Peace Prize and is widely known as “The Mother of the Revolution.” An activist and journalist, Tawakkol strives to foster nonviolence within Yemeni society while fighting dictatorships, extremism and terrorism.
Adam may derive its name from Hebrew Adm () meaning “to become red” or Akkadian adamu “to form.” According to Genesis, adam is used as both a proper name to refer to Adam himself and also as an adjective or pronoun when discussing individuals or humanity at large.
Professional Career
Adam Karan is a passionate engineer whose interest in architecture began at an early age, leading him to his current position at Lochmueller as senior project engineer. Adam enjoys solving engineering challenges through both design and analysis methods.
He’s also an avid music lover and recently transitioned into the recording industry, giving his family more support while working at an occupation that pays significantly higher than in service work. Thanks to Lochmueller’s Career Specialists he now has full-time employment and is on his way towards building his own success story – learning that finding and keeping good jobs takes hard work but with proper resources you can succeed!
Achievement and Honors
Adam Karman earned the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize for leading pro-democracy protests in Yemen.
She rose to prominence for staging weekly sit-ins in Sanaa to press for various democratic reforms and was arrested several times as part of her activism.
Her political activism contributed significantly to bringing down President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and played an instrumental role in the 2011 Arab Spring.
Personal Life
Karman was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011. She led protests in Sanaa against Yemen’s longstanding regime, leading multiple marches that were met with arrests. Later that same year she formed Women Journalists Without Chains as an advocacy for women’s rights and free expression.
Adam is built upon a foundation of accommodation, openness and generosity which, when applied in Les Desorientes, manifests itself most successfully through his relationship with Hanum. Les Desorientes follows their attempt at navigating sectarian conflict while accommodating each party’s needs while showing willingness to forgive perceived incursions into sectarian territory – an idea familiar to readers of Agamben’s magnum opus; making this book essential reading for anyone interested in human relations or politics.