By Danielle, on March 30th, 2012%
The word advocacy can be a daunting and scary one. It can conjure up images of great world leaders or tireless community leaders. People who spend a lot of their free time educating, promoting and advocating for important social issues.
Advocacy does not have to be something large, time consuming or public. It can . . . → Read More: Small Acts of Advocacy
By Danielle, on January 11th, 2012%
By Danielle, on January 6th, 2012%
You may have stopped by the site recently and it looked completely different and then it went back to the normal format. You may have noticed some new features, like threaded commenting, spam prevention and author bios. Well my partner got me a couple books on wordpress and I have been playing ever since. . . . → Read More: Weekend Links
By Danielle, on January 3rd, 2012%
photo by Michelle Jones
My family has a cabin on the Sunshine Coast. It sits in a little bay with a farm behind it. There are woods to the left of the bay. A month ago my parents decided to spend a weekend there by themselves. My mother was sitting outside by the fire . . . → Read More: The Wolves in the Woods
By Kim, on November 17th, 2011%
Memory can be both cultural histories and unique moments in a person’s life. Recorded as a way to mark time, places and events, they are often kept alive through art and stories. Memories are communicated to help people understand the past. They also help guide and shape the future.
Notes from AGO
I was . . . → Read More: Memories and Stories
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