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‘It is essential to speak out for justice; but how it is done is crucial.’
12th July 2019

‘It is essential to speak out for justice; but how it is done is crucial.’

by John Lampen
‘I find it hard to articulate why I didn’t apply for years, or why I decided to apply when I did.’
5th July 2019

‘I find it hard to articulate why I didn’t apply for years, or why I decided to apply when I did.’

by Lucy Parker
‘It’s easy to create a social justice message, harder to weave it into a sophisticated product.’
5th July 2019

‘It’s easy to create a social justice message, harder to weave it into a sophisticated product.’

by Jessica Metheringham
‘The sense of impotence has moved out of numbness and into constructive rage.’
5th July 2019

‘The sense of impotence has moved out of numbness and into constructive rage.’

by Anne M Jones
A living will
5th July 2019

A living will

by Janet Scott
‘When she preached it was “fervent, weighty, with the demonstrating of the spirit, and with power,”’
28th June 2019

‘When she preached it was “fervent, weighty, with the demonstrating of the spirit, and with power,”’

by Gil Skidmore
‘Public preachers using a public address system were encouraging anyone listening to take action.’
28th June 2019

‘Public preachers using a public address system were encouraging anyone listening to take action.’

by Judith Roads
There Never Was Such A Goose
28th June 2019

There Never Was Such A Goose

by Jonathan Wooding
‘Many countries are only just beginning to see hate crime as something specific to counteract.’
28th June 2019

‘Many countries are only just beginning to see hate crime as something specific to counteract.’

by Marian Liebmann
‘The interior monologues illustrate that the idling mind is not all vacancy and nothingness.’
21st June 2019

‘The interior monologues illustrate that the idling mind is not all vacancy and nothingness.’

by Jonathan Wooding
Art thou in darkness?
21st June 2019

Art thou in darkness?

by Dana Littlepage Smith
‘Restorative work involves sharing stories, making connections and building empathy.’
21st June 2019

‘Restorative work involves sharing stories, making connections and building empathy.’

by Jill Marshall
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