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6 days ago |
rotary.org | Amy Fallon
When Ugandan village elders meet with Stuart Raymond Kasule about supporting people with mental health struggles, they volunteer ideas to show more empathy. They want to know, for example, how to open a conversation with a person who is suffering. “That shows you that the people are crying out to say, we need help, we need support,” Kasule says.
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2 weeks ago |
crikey.com.au | Amy Fallon
Substack, the widely used publishing and social media platform, recently surpassed 5 million paid subscriptions globally, with tens of millions of total active subscribers. You might recognise some writers and journalists on it, such as Rick Morton, John Birmingham, Bec Shaw, Tim Burrowes, Dan Barrett, Jonathan Green, Joel Jenkins, Mia Freedman, Clare Stephens, Jess Hill, Bri Lee, Cameron Wilson, Gideon Haigh, Peter Lalor, Sam Perry, Nick Feik and Malcolm Turnbull. Some are Crikey contributors.
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3 weeks ago |
nikatalbot.io | Nika Talbot |Amy Fallon
I’ve been catching up on the International Journalism Festival, Europe's biggest annual media event - held every April in Perugia, Italy. Free entry. No tickets, no bookings. You just rock up and enjoy. They livestream it on YouTube and upload most sessions, so you can follow along from home. Which is great because talks always clash and you can’t get into all of them anyway.
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1 month ago |
devex.com | Amy Fallon
The last thing that Olivia Barker White wanted to do was to start a charity. She was aware of the “white savior” trope, she said. But feeling that there were not many organizations helping to properly care for slum children in Uganda and reunite them with local families, she felt compelled to. Since 2009, Kids Club Kampala, or KCK, which Barker White co-founded and now runs, has helped over 1.5 million people across multiple slum communities in Uganda.
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2 months ago |
indexoncensorship.org | Mark Stimpson |Sarah Dawood |Jemimah Steinfeld |Amy Fallon
The beauty and power of Iran’s music is being strangled, with many musicians jailed and tortured purely for raising their voices against the regime’s viciousness and in harmony with those protesting against it. The case of rapper and Index Freedom of Expression award-winner Toomaj Salehi has been the highest profile case of Iran cracking down on freedom of expression among the country’s musicians but he is not alone.
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