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2017 New Year’s Evolutions!
New Year’s Resolutions and Message – 2017 Hi Troops of Passion and Peace! A happy Christmas and a very merry New Year once again 🙂 2016 was a banger in so many ways – a new confusing, wonderful and … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Japan, Opinions / Thoughts / Reflections, Travels
Tagged 2016, development, learning, living, New Years Resolutions, pura vida, social justice, study, sustainability
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Classrooms of the World
Recently I saw a blog on 7 amazing classrooms from around the world and went Wow! Then I added a photo of mine from a classroom I was presenting in this year in South Sudan. Then I thought about all … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Life, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged classrooms, classrooms of the world, cultures, education, Global Citizen, global citizenship, learning, school, schools of the world, students
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Central Asia Still Central To My Heart
Whist I should be talking about the incredible and diverse place that is Central Asia I’ve chosen instead to talk about me (as I do) and the impact this region had on me in the past and again today. If … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Life, Travels
Tagged Central Asia, culture, hospitality, humanitarian, Kyrgyzstan, mountains, Tajikistan, travel
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The Irony of Ramadan in Dubai…
I’m not much of an Islamic scholar (understatement) but my thinking was that a component of Ramadan (the Islamic discipline of fasting during daylight hours for a lunar month) was to give you thoughts, perspectives and raise empathy towards the … Continue reading
Teaspoons of Change Global Citizen Presentation Tour: Jun – Dec 2015
Teaspoons of Change for Global Citizenship – Tour: Jun – Dec 2015 South Sudan | Middle East | Europe | Central & SE Asia | Australia Make good choices. Be a global citizen d’Arcy Lunn’s dreams and daily life are … Continue reading
How many fingers in what kind of pies?
So this blog site is a capture of all the programs I have initiated, run or can be associated with and that I keep on the boil. Here is an explanation of each one and what I might be doing … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Life, Global Poverty Project Blogs, Live Below the Line, Simply Happy, The End of Polio, Travels
Tagged aid and development, extreme poverty, Giving what we can, Global Citizen, global citizenship, Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Global Poverty Project, global social and environmental justice, happy simply, humanitarian, International Young Professionals Foundation, JUMP! Foundation, Live Below the Line, Polio Points, presentations, RESULTS, simplicity, social justice, Teaspoons of Change, The End of Polio, tiny home, tiny house, UNICEF, World Health Organisation
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Solution Swaziland…
Offering hope to those needing a little hand up I already mentioned Operation Hope in my previous blog when looking at Situation Swaziland but I really need to dedicate more words and passion to the work of Operation Hope. I … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Life, Travels, Uganda
Tagged Africa, aid and development, extreme poverty, food aid, operation build it, operation hope, operation sister act, swaziland
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