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"The Sensitive Plant"
A sensitive plant in a garden grew,
And the young winds fed it with silver dew,
And it opened its fan-like leaves to the light,
and closed them beneath the kisses of night.
~Percy Bysshe Shelley~
Seemingly outcompeting cattail. Marshy floodplain of Blue Hill River E of Rt 28, Randolph, MA 5/24/21
Our family had to have some sort of vacation holiday and chose an area of the country that was less densely populated and with lower COVID-19 rates. It also happened to include North Dakota, a state none of us had been to and marks state #49 for Tamara. We had a wonderful trip, got labeled as "Covid-sensitive" at a restaurant (which we now bear as a badge of honor), and got to see and explore a lot of places that in a 'normal' year we probably would have missed out on.
WHAT IT IS
A miniature silicone facial cleansing and anti-aging device designed for sensitive skin.
BENEFITS FOR YOU
• Delivers up to 8,000 pulsations per minute to unclog pores, remove dirt, oil and makeup residue.
• 35X more hygienic than standard bristled cleansing brushes.
• Smoothes and tones skin.
• Travel-friendly.
• Recommended for Sensitive Skin types.
YOU’LL EXPERIENCE
The miniature device fits comfortably in between your fingers and feels soft to the touch. The flexible silicone nodules gently massage the skin, clearing away dirt and impurities to reveal soft, smooth, radiant-looking skin.
UN Women Mark 16 days of activism against gender-based violence campaign 2024 across six Rohingya Refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar
UN Women Mark 16 days of activism against gender-based violence campaign 2024 across six Rohingya Refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar (1E, 1W, 4, 5, 9, and 18), in collaboration with 19 humanitarian organizations, UN agencies, and Camp-in-charge (CiC) offices. The events engaged 530 participants, including 240 women, 185 men, 50 girls, and 55 boys, highlighting diverse community involvement. UN Women ensured both technical and financial contributions, with 58 per cent of financial support provided by humanitarian partner organizations. The campaign covered diverse activities including thematic discussions, rallies, chess, and art competitions. These coordinated efforts amplified gender-sensitive messaging and strengthened the Gender in Humanitarian Action (GiHA) network at the camp level. As part of the campaign, a Self-Defense Workshop was held on December 9–10, 2024, at the Multi-Purpose Women’s Center in Camp 4 Extension, engaging 100 female participants aged 18–40 (W: 88; G: 12) from 11 partners, including Gender Volunteers, community members, and representatives from Women’s Markets. This needs-based workshop equipped Rohingya women and girls with critical safety and security skills, fostering their confidence and resilience. The participatory and practical nature of the workshop was widely appreciated and emphasized as a model for future programs to cover additional women and girls in the camps.
Photo: UN Women/Aung Rakhine