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Stories of Challenge & Impact
I attended the WLC 2025 in Madrid. The World Leaders Convention took place in Madrid from the 27th to the 30th of June in the capital of Spain. There were 50 attendees from all over the world.
4 hours ago4 min read


Honoring the Healing Path Through Shamanic Stories and Spirit Journeys
When I was invited by Brainz Magazine to write 11 articles for them about shamanic healing, I immediately went on a walk in Nature and asked my Helping Spirits how I could best honor this opportunity, honor this healing path...
4 days ago6 min read


How Regenerative Farms Can Save Your Soul As Well As The Soil
I start this article on a glorious Sunday evening, I have taken myself off to a remote side of the farm I live on, I sit in the hedgerow, sun on my face, red kites circling over the cut grass as I...
Jun 2510 min read


Remembering the Trees That Loved Us First
They’ve stood tall for millennia, bearing witness to the rise and fall of civilizations, silently nurturing life with every breath we take. Trees are more than just nature’s architecture; they are...
Jun 233 min read


The Need For Emancipation Rights For Some Teenage Mothers
Across the nation, teenage mothers face an invisible barrier that too often leaves them and their children trapped in cycles of dependency and instability. While laws exist to protect minors, they...
Jun 2015 min read


From Lived Experience to Organisational Accountability and Why DE&I Demands Action
I’ve spent a lifetime navigating spaces never designed for someone like me. As a disabled Asian man in the UK, I grew up without seeing myself reflected in positions of power. I know the exhaustion...
Jun 193 min read


An Invitation to Rediscover Ourselves – Migration, Creativity, and the Intelligence of the Heart
There are stories that are spoken, and others that are carried in the body, remembered in silence. For many of us who have migrated across borders, languages, expectations, our stories are not always told.
Jun 193 min read


Rediscover Learning with Imagination
Children naturally possess boundless imaginations. But how often is this creative energy stifled in everyday school life? The constant pressure to perform and rigid curricula often leave little...
Jun 173 min read


Beyond the Final Whistle and How World Cup Stadiums Can Build Better Communities
After the World Cup ends, host nations are often left with billion-dollar stadiums and no real plan for what comes next. Many of these venues become “white elephants”: underused, expensive, and...
Jun 173 min read


The Root Runs Deep – Dismantling Hierarchies and Authoritarian Regimes
As we close this chapter on fear’s weaponization, the journey toward reclaiming our shared humanity is far from over. In the next phase of this work, we will turn our focus to the systems that uphold oppression...
Jun 162 min read


HoopRave 2025 Proves iUNGO World's Global Vision
Being back in Ghana for the sixth time, yes, six times in just a few years, felt different. This visit wasn't just another trip. It was five years of vision finally taking shape into something real.
Jun 134 min read


Public Health as Prophecy and a Call to Flourish in a World Addicted to Scarcity
Public health is more than a discipline. It’s a declaration. A prophecy whispered through time by those who dared to believe in something better. In a world addicted to scarcity...
Jun 124 min read


How to Select the Right Mill for Your Sample Preparation Needs
Sample preparation is the first stage of laboratory research and of industrial analysis, and directly influences the accuracy and...
Jun 114 min read


The White Gold Rush and Why the U.S. Is Turning to Space and Sea While Sitting on a Lithium Goldmine
The U.S. has vast reserves of the minerals we need to power the future, especially abundant lithium. So why are we seriously considering mining the ocean floor and even asteroids in space?
Jun 103 min read


The Sugar Cover-Up – How We Were Lied To and What You Can Do About It Now
In 1967, a lie was sold to the world. A lie that shifted public health policy, manipulated millions of well-meaning doctors, and contributed to the deaths of over 100 million people.
Jun 104 min read


Why the Education System Is Emotionally Failing Our Children, and What We Can Do About It
Emotional literacy isn’t just missing; it’s misunderstood. We expect children to sit still, focus, and “behave,” without asking whether their nervous systems feel safe enough to learn.
Jun 610 min read


Beyond Privilege and Relearning Empathy in Immigration Conversations
Here’s something that struck me recently: the word “empathy” contains the word “path.” Maybe that’s not a coincidence. Maybe it’s pointing us toward something we’ve lost in today’s heated immigration debates...
Jun 35 min read


Why the Fight for Women’s Equality Still Echoes the Shadows of the Witch Hunts
In 2024, I published “Hexensommer”, “witches summer”, a novel about strong women, and it was very important for me to do some research about so-called witches in Europe.
Jun 34 min read


The Smoke Shelter Paradox and Why Companies Still Prioritize Cigarettes Over Women’s Health
How cultural bias, outdated workplace health logic, and economic shortsightedness fail the women who keep businesses running.
Jun 26 min read


How to Be an Ally for the LGBTQIA+ Community During Pride Month and Beyond
Being queer has always come with its challenges, like being misunderstood, navigating the fear of coming out due to safety reasons, and being looked at as perverse or demonic.
Jun 210 min read


Should We Educate Our Children Later?
Despite decades of neuroscientific progress, early education still clings to a one-size-fits-all model that favours verbal instruction over developmental readiness. This article explores...
May 315 min read


Quarter Life Crisis in Millennial Women, Or Saying No to Being a Good Girl
At the cusp of adulthood, many millennial women find themselves in the throes of a quarter-life crisis, a powerful mix of doubt, disillusionment, and the burning desire to reclaim their lives.
May 304 min read


Have Schools Forgotten Humility?
What is Humility? Humility is a greatly misunderstood concept and principle. To some, it is about looking after the family ( own or extended family); to others, it is about giving and then being...
May 284 min read


When Shadows Fall on the City That Never Sleeps, How Do We Respond with Light?
They say the brightest light casts the darkest shadow. In New York City, that shadow often falls across the outer boroughs. Seeing the brilliant glow of Manhattan fade into the muted haze of Brooklyn as the train crosses...
May 254 min read
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