In 1977, when former nun Val Edwards was arrested as one of the leaders of protests against the Bjelke-Peterson Government’s overreach in trying to ban
How Louise Mabulo Is Helping Filipino Farmers Thrive Through The Cacao Project
When Super Typhoon Nina hit the Philippines in 2016, Louise Mabulo responded by helping farmers build sustainable, climate-resilient livelihoods.
How Jayden Braaf Uses Football to Inspire Young Athletes
A quiet gesture is where kindness lives in sport. For Jayden Braaf, football has never only been about goals or contracts. It has been about those moments.
Day 16 – How Some Men Cry
Men and toxic masculinity is a sad indictment on us all. This poem reflects a breakdown in relationship between Fathers and their sons.
Day 15 – Sleeping on a Stone Pillow
Sleeping on a Stone Pillow involved a social worker, befriends a homeless woman named Florabelle, played by Lucille Ball, to understand what it is like.
Day 14 – Just One Student’s Note
When Chris resigned from a very toxic workplace he was feeling hurt and broken. This note left one day on his noticeboard from a student lifted his spirits.
How Om Prakash Gurjar Used His Childhood Struggles To Protect Kids
For Om Prakash Gurjar, kindness became a form of justice. He grew up in fields, working long hours & denied the simplest right of all, the right to a childhood.
