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Category Archives: Humanitarian
Women’s Role in the Big Society
The Big Society is not without its critics, in particular women. There are those who believe we have been at the heart of community giving since we lived in caves, and for no pay and, very often, reduced status as … Continue reading
Women On Fire
Judith Seelig has invited me to speak at her Easter Saturday event in Westminster about how speaking (also a vital diplomatic skill as well as a leadership tool) can improve women’s self-confidence. I’ve found the diffidence to speaking is closely … Continue reading
Small Kindness Needs Help
The Small Kindness Movement of Japan was begun in March 1963 by the President of Tokyo University, Dr. Seiji Kaya. Their motto is “Let’s practice whatever kindness we can offer, so that it will become the habit of our society.” … Continue reading
When women speak, do men listen?
Following on from the launch of the RSAWSN at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in November 2010 when the panel and floor questioned if women spoke too much or too little (see previous post) – now, round 2. When women … Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian, International Women's Day 2011
Tagged conflict resolution, ESU, Hamish Forsyth, James Max, Jane Gunn, Judith Perle, Matthew Taylor, networking, RSA, RSAWSN
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Hot Women Are Running Full Steam Ahead of Green Energy
The humanitarian toll of a world running short of fossil fuels, adequate drinking water, and rainforest is too high to be ignored. That’s why we need hot women. Continue reading
Why we need Kindness Day UK on November 13th
With the pace of life now increasing to fever pitch with instant and constant communication, very often opportunities for softness in society are lost. It’s impractical sometimes to be as kind as we were. Continue reading
Posted in Humanitarian, Uncategorized
Tagged David Jamilly, Kindness Day UK, World Kindness Day
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