Tag Archives: canada
Polio Eradication – the Good, the Bad, the Ugly and (mostly) the INSPIRING…
World Polio Day a time to reflect, resolve and respond I have now been putting my time, dedication, passion and energy into polio eradication since almost this day in 2011 when my colleague at Global Poverty Project said they wanted … Continue reading
A typical day in the life of a grassroots advocate
Very excited to be giving a little presentation/workshop today to my fellow GPP colleagues (and anyone else around Melbourne…) on grassroots advocacy. I wrote this blog while in the think of The End of Polio campaign in Canada last year … Continue reading
Just before I kick off another year in social justice advocacy – thank you!
Dear Anyone / Everyone (especially in 2012 and in the past years)! I hope the start to the year has been a good one for you. I must say a HUGE thank you for your support in 2012, and probably … Continue reading
2013 New Year’s Resolutions & 2012 Message
Hi Wonderful People! A few days behind things on the New Year resolutions but I haven’t got one to be on time and it is the first week of the year I think I have ‘switched off’. Well after an … Continue reading
Why your girlfriend breaking up with you is a great thing…
This is in no way written out of spite. The break up with my girlfriend last year was great for both of us and I am NOT in anyway bitter, twisted or regretful. It was always about what it was … Continue reading
How 12 months can look sometimes…
It was only about a year ago that I first got involved in polio. Back then (that is mean to sound like a long time ago because it feels like it) I knew polio was something some old people had … Continue reading
Summer of Polio Eradication Across North America…?
This is a failed attempt to sum up 6 months of polio eradication advocacy in a few words (well not really but it is mostly in dot points). I have to say this summer was the richest professional experiences I … Continue reading
Living Geography with d'Arcy 