In 1944 when Marcel Mangel’s father was taken by the Nazis to Auschwitz, where he was killed, he changed his name to Marceau and joined the French Resistance.
Day 12 – The Face In The Mirror Kindness Starts Here
The mannequins in the shop window are dressed for tennis, or resplendent in evening dress for a dress-up evening, they all look full of life in a lifeless way.
Day 11 – A First Nations Child’s Failings: Australia Day When A Nation Truly Remembers
We celebrate Australia Day on the day the Australia was claimed for England. A sad history for those who inhabited the land for many thousands of years before.
Day 10 – Just a Cuppa & a Listening Ear Are Sometimes The Best Therapy
The best cultures in the world are those built on sharing community & a cuppa. Where no-one is truly alone. It’s something lost, but so important to regain.
How Gitanjali Rao Is Changing the World Through Empathy and Innovation
From the Flint Water Crisis to online kindness, Gitanjali Rao proves that innovation & empathy belong together. Her story shows how science can change the world
Day 9 – When Little People Whisper Sometimes Angels Speak
When Little People Whisper Sometimes angels speak. Simple words of love, caring, kindness
or just plain fun. How much we need to learn from them.
Joshua Beckford: Learning With Kindness, Leading With Heart
Some children dream of flying to the moon. Others dream of changing the world. For Joshua Beckford, those two dreams have always been the same thing.
Day 8 – Just A Friendly Egg In A Boxful – When Bushfires Destroy, Community Builds & Draws Closer
Day 8 – In Australia, we can have devastating bushfires in one part of the country and horrendous flooding in another, as happened yet again, January 2026.
Day 7 – Teaching a Child To Share
Sharing is caring they say, and despite the cliche, it’s a truth we don’t always learn quickly as children. Still, they know the world revolves around them.
Day 6 – Old Child’s Hands
When we only look with our eyes we don’t always see what is before us. I love hands, they do so many things, tell so many stories.
