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So You’s a Compassion Expert?

So You’s a Compassion Expert?

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It’s been one opportunity after another to be compassionate to others and myself, and I don’t mind admitting that I did not pass them all. Some I aced with flying colours but of course, it’s the ones that I stumbled and fell over that stick in my mind…

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My First HE Workshop – Planning & Design

My First HE Workshop – Planning & Design

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Ain’t nothing can focus me like a deadline!

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Considering Disability… the Actual Assignment

Considering Disability… the Actual Assignment

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several ideas popped into my head to try with a class or in my artwork that would create more inclusivity, particularly for disabled persons.

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What is the justification for some people earning less than others?

What is the justification for some people earning less than others?

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Depends on your objective and how you operate. Are you coming from a position of love and fairness or fear and scarcity?

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