By Gabrielle “Gaby” McInnes Courage will always be the passport when our old world disappears. I remind myself of this every time that I transition between types of learning. While education starts in the classroom, it only becomes ‘learning’ when we start to understand how and why it is relevant to the non-academic world. AsContinue reading “Building Boundaries for Peace work and Internships: Crafting a Bill of Rights”
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Myth, Hope and Affliction: A Meditation on Meaning
“We must dwell in our entirety. Anything less becomes self-dismemberment. We must claim all of our history, all our feelings and thoughts, the painful and the celestial, all together. And then we step up to the threshold…” – Ivan Granger, The Longing in Between, 2014. [1] For as long as the archives of recorded memoryContinue reading “Myth, Hope and Affliction: A Meditation on Meaning”
Reflection on social media, space and the practice of peace
Evolution of Self on Social Media Those who have connected with me on social media platforms have observed some of the unique, humanizing and political ways I tend to use that space. It took me a while to figure out how to productively use social media. I knew I loved writing. But I also lovedContinue reading “Reflection on social media, space and the practice of peace”