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Surviving Your Newborn in a Foreign Country – and Everywhere Else
She is asleep, bundle of cuteness, the most beautiful sight I have ever seen. She is one year old; it’s...
So I Landed to a New Country
So I landed to a new country, Ireland, new soil, new air, language and people. After 30 years of growing...
Enter to Transform: A Training Programme for Refugee Entrepreneurs
Enter to Transform is an entrepreneurship training programme targeted at refugees who want to start their own businesses. The programme...
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Bloody Foreigners
I am a migrant woman and I am very proud to call myself a Bloody Foreigner. As a Bloody Foreigner, I donate blood and I save lives. Two years ago, I started an awareness-raising campaign called Bloody Foreigners to promote blood donation amongst migrants. We chose the throughout provoking campaign title deliberately to grab attention, to make a noise, and to start a conversation about hateful rhetoric directed at migrants. That campaign brought...
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Why we communicate softly at Outside Multicultural Magazine
The global refugee crisis has a big impact on our lives today. Knowing the best approach in the communication about these matters is crucial. Choosing our approach to communication changes the way our audience understands us, so that makes this choice especially important. Every day we can see in the...
Lazy Opinions
I’m not sure I need to be sure about a lot of things, a lot of times. There’s an irritation in that, and a danger. Not a lot of judgment has ever risen from not being too sure. If I combine that with a pinch of curiosity, and coat it...
Connecting Mindfulness and Multiculturalism
The cool ocean breeze sweeps across your skin. Moist, salty air wraps around you, eliciting a sense of mental stillness that cradles you as you walk along the coastal pathway. Noticing the sensations around you is just one aspect of a cultivated technique sometimes otherwise known as mindfulness. The practice...
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