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Thursday Connectors: The Resolve To Be Resilient

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by Farzana Hakim Hi, all. It's Farzana, with another interesting and thought-provoking 'Thursday Connectors'. This week, we’re exploring our resilient natures. Continuing on from my article a fortnight back, the idea of 'Resilience' is certainly relevant where the 'Gender Agenda' is concerned. I'll therefore be expanding upon the women’s perspective. To do ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Resilience

Thoughtful Tuesday
By Eithne Cullen Our theme this week is 'Resilience'. It's a really broad topic and one we can look at from many different angles. The pandemic throws two immediate meanings into our minds: firstly, the drive and determination we’ve had to show around observing lockdown rules along with the hardship they have ...

Monday Moments: Resilience

Monday Moments, News
Introduced by Holly King Are you a resilient person? Would that be a word you, your friends, family or colleagues use to describe you? It’s quite a compliment, to be called resilient, but what are the words that go along with that? 'Bouncing back', 'Getting knocked down but getting back up ...

Thursday Youth Connectors: What’s Your Colour?

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by Sameer Iqbal Hello, it's Sameer here, with this week’s youth segment of Thursday Connectors. It’s a colourful day at Write On! Extra. I mean this literally, because we’re talking about colours and our colourful personalities. I’ve recently learnt that being able to describe what we see and what our eyes behold, ...

Monday Moments: Finding Your Balance

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Introduced by Holly King The theme of balance (and colour) makes me think of a tightrope walker, trying to get across the rope without falling. They’re in some lovely green and blue acrobatic costume that’s been highly patterned to make them look exciting for the viewers, and the ceiling of the ...

Friday Feature: Women’s Football

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by Michelle Sutton I’ve never been one for stereotypes, perhaps it’s because (as far as I know) I’m not one. Don’t get me wrong; people have tried to put me into pigeon holes and label me many times but there’s always the contradiction. I’ve been called a tomboy, the shy bookish ...