
Colour-coded: Decolonising Hearts, Minds & Spirits
Sep 7, 2017
It was another one of those silly games, those apparently pointless games that lie at the heart of conflict transformation and experiential […]
It was another one of those silly games, those apparently pointless games that lie at the heart of conflict transformation and experiential […]
My mother was born a non-person. It was two years before little Barbara Alice Starr, unbeknownst to her, was allowed into that […]
A few days ago, I heard Anna Maria Tremonti of CBC Radio’s The Current trying valiantly to moderate a conversation – debate […]
The Big Wind Blows, if you watch it without sound, looks like a silly children’s game – the one-fewer-chair-than-kids kind. There’s a […]
Then the Big Wind Blows for those who have ever participated in a demonstration. Those who have ever been arrested. For those […]
First written in 2013. Today, once again, memories of my father, thanksgiving for the poetry of Wilfred Owen, thoughts of South Sudanese […]
As part of its year-end reporting, the Washington Post listed seven situations in the world that had gone, in its view, under-reported. […]
After two weeks here in Northeast India, I am feeling the exhaustion of the roller coaster ride – or perhaps it’s a […]
The three boys are all wearing the t-shirts of their barangay’s Brigades and they have volunteered, been trained as, ‘watchers’. Elections of […]
Author’s note: October 2012. While a lot of time is spent in training sessions, it is important to me to do the […]