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same sex reationships are just as normal as opposite sex relationships therefore I feel they should be treated with the equality deserved.
Woven on Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom using 10dpi reed.
Warp: yellow - The Plucky Knitter MCN Fingering in "Build Me Up. multi - dkKnits technicolor dream toes in "Fighting for What Is Right"
Weft: dkKnits technicolor dream toes in "Fighting for What Is Right"
Roughly 70 something ends. 7 inches wide, 74 inches long (including fringe).
Too half-arsed and non-committal to be in any way political. To obscure to be interesting - an equals sign out of context is just two lines. The shirt's kind of horrible and stretchy (same as for Venom and ACTION!). Barely used. Freehand copy of courier with fabric paint and a brush.
The International Migrants Day Symposium (December 17–18, 2024) in Bangkok addressed key migration challenges. UN Women participated through the EU-funded PROTECT Project, implemented with ILO, UNICEF, and UNODC, to advance solutions for women migrant workers and children at risk.
PROTECT’s contributions included keynote interventions by the European Union and UN Women, and an expert panel discussion highlighting coordinated responses to gender-based violence (GBV) and strategies to strengthen protection and support systems for migrant women and girls.
Photos: UN Women/Ploy Phutpheng
Photo exhibition "Girls from the Future" by Dina Oganova at the Opening of Equality Corner in Khulo.
Credit: Georgia_2020_Manana Kveliashvili
Governor Markell participated in a press conference regarding marriage equality.
The Governor and Lieutenant Governor Denn were joined by State Representative Melanie George Smith, Senate President Pro Tempore Patricia Blevins, House Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf, Attorney General Biden, members of the General Assembly and community members to announce the filing of marriage equality legislation.
After yesterday's ruling that the "eviction" stands, and a park full of people as we drove by last night on our way back into town, the Occupy Toronto village is still solidly entrenched in St. James Park.
Some tents have been removed. The Yurts are being taken down and the kitchen has been removed to protect valuables. The city has provided trucks to help people move their gear.
But the park still has residents in it. The media still surrounds the park. The signs have taken a much more militant spin.
The Library is no longer Open and is now barricaded. Other structures have barricades around them too.
I would love to see this end peacefully.
Please. Everyone.
Peacefully!
TEDxReggioEmilia 2021 - eQuality - 25 giugno - Chiostri di San Pietro - foto di Laura Sassi.
Se è vero che le parole creano mondi e che raccontare le cose le fa esistere, TEDxReggioEmilia, nel suo decimo anniversario, vuole testimoniare come anche attraverso la forza delle parole sia possibile lottare per i propri diritti con lealtà e rispetto, facendosi valere e provando a cambiare con coraggio.
Progettare un mondo diverso, più giusto: un mondo di persone più felici e fedeli a se stesse.
Ciò che sembra dissonante può non esserlo. I contrasti e i pregiudizi possono appianarsi.
Mai come in questo momento storico, schiacciati dall’assenza di sicurezze e bloccati in una realtà distopica in cui spazio e tempo sembrano sospesi, c’è bisogno di parole incoraggianti, di favorire un uso della tecnologia inclusivo e consapevole, per porre il focus sulla bellezza dentro e intorno a noi, per farci ispirare e trovare nuove motivazioni.
Un nuovo Umanesimo, che parta dalle parole e dagli esempi concreti, per insegnare alle bambine e ai bambini, alle ragazze e ai ragazzi e alle persone tutte, che possono lottare per un mondo inclusivo in cui chiunque può progettare la propria vita e dar vita ai propri desideri.
Parità, inclusione, femminismo, talento, diritti, ambiente, tecnologia, consapevolezza.
Possiamo cambiare il mondo, una parola alla volta.