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The Alliance Labs transforms the lives of resilient young adults who have overcome adversity through training, mentoring and hands-on digital production work.

Opened in 1991, Ministry of Sound was one of the key locations in the development of house music and super-clubs in Britain in the early 90s. Yes, Ministry is that old, but like a shape-shifting mutant cool thing from the future, we've adapted and grown and overcome all sorts of adversity, from day-glo happy pants to the 'fall' of superclubs to the global economic hoopla that's going on right now.

Jenni Schaefer's accessible style as an eating disorder advocate, author, speaker, and coach has made her a role model and inspiration to people worldwide looking to overcome adversity, including trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

At Bridgestone, we celebrate the spirit of perseverance. The fighters and the battlers. Whether it’s Olympic glory or something closer to home, with our Olympic ambassadors Daley Thompson, Chris Mears and Charley Hull, we want to help you chase your dreams, No Matter What.

LOLA pendants are often given as gifts, to bring courage, strength, hope, comfort and joy to family and friends who have overcome adversity.

Steven web is a Peace of Mind coach, through a life of adversity Steven has learnt that you can overcome anything and enjoy serenity.

Guiding the oppressed in overcoming adversity and the rulers of the darkness of this world, so they can experience genuine healing and live abundantly.

Gabriella Kovac, author of Georgina, Holocaust Memoirs, and Holocaust Survivor Stories | Be Inspired to overcome your own adversity.

The foundation awards scholarships to the students who have overcome the adversity of their family's circumstances to be among the top rankers in national level common entrance tests, based on which they have secured admissions to quality engineering/medical colleges. The SDCEF aims at helping exceptionally talented but poor students in India who could not complete their higher studies due to economically weak conditions.