OCTOBER 15: When words mEan mOre

Using lived experience to celebrate our communities, share their stories and build greater understanding.

 

The way we speak can communicate far more than the words themselves. Within communities, familiar expressions and shared humour can create an almost instant sense of recognition, while the way we adapt our language in different environments can reveal something about where we feel most comfortable being ourselves.

As we continue Honouring Our Communities and exploring The Things That Make Us, Us, we’re looking at the connection between language and identity, including what happens when we feel pressure to sound a certain way and why sometimes just a few familiar words can tell us that somebody understands.

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World Menopause Day: Eat your way to a better Menopause

A brief look at non-hormonal alternatives to see you through the Peri to Post Menopause Transition and a deeper look at the power of food. The what, why and how much questions you always wanted to ask as well as some practical application.

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OCTOBER 14: The places that become ours