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We want your photo!
Not just any photo. We are collecting photos on the theme of a ‘human bridge’ for a book that has been a while in the making called Life Bridge: The Importance of Connection. Feeling creative? Please join us on this … Continue reading
Posted in Human bridge, Life Bridge, Photographs
Tagged Bill Shore, Ophelia Dahl, Photograph
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If only More Joyous: Australia’s aid budget
John Singleton arrived to the More Joyous Inquiry today, and was described by the waiting pack of journalists as a “rockstar”. Everyone had a bit of a joke, and John Singleton batted away the flattering attention. A short time later, … Continue reading
Beneath the surface are seeds of possibility
Another inspiring talk from Sir Ken Robinson through TED, again calling for a revolution in education delivery. At first glance, education might seem to have little to do with child survival, and in the context of this talk that is … Continue reading
Posted in Ken Robinson, Possibility, TED
Tagged Benjamin Franklin, Ken Robinson, TED
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Every day is Mothers Day, but especially today
Can we ever thank our mothers enough for the gift of bringing us safely into the world? Life is not always one big party, but it is wonderful to stop and remember all of the good things that we share, … Continue reading
Connect like you give a damn!
Cameron Sinclair, co-founder of Architecture for Humanity and an accomplished designer from New York, in 2008 demanded of designers at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York to “design like you give a damn!” He argued: Forget these chandeliers … Continue reading
Posted in Cameron Sinclair, Collaboration, Connection
Tagged Architecture for Humanity, Cameron Sinclair, Design
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What if women held the answers?
It has been over a month since I last posted, and in that time I have been busy. Busy thinking. In March, I attended the Commonwealth Study Conference (known by its acronym CSCLeaders) across London, Glasgow and Oxford for what … Continue reading
Posted in CSCLeaders, Design, Women
Tagged Child survival, Commonwealth Study Conference, Women
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CSCLeaders: An extraordinary opportunity
Recently I attended the first part of a two part conference called the Commonwealth Study Conference. Held between London, Glasgow and Oxford, I embark on what turned out to be the most extraordinary opportunity for learning and personal growth with … Continue reading
Reframe: Improving Child Survival
My last post was a month ago, but in that space of time I have covered a very large distance in many different respects. I wrote as I travelled from Sydney to London to attend the Commonwealth Study Conference, otherwise … Continue reading
Opening a conversation: “Bridge-makers”. Your thoughts?
This week 16-24 March, I will be attending the Commonwealth Study Conference in UK held across six different cities. It will be a busy time, building new networks, and being challenged with new thoughts. An opportunity to share an collaborate … Continue reading
