Sometimes I feel so disconnected from the world. Yet, as we navigate through the accelerating surge of technological advancements, our society increasingly leans towards instant gratification, facilitated by online shopping, video games, virtual meetings, and chat groups. While these developments offer convenience and access to information, they also pose significant challenges to our social fabric.
As I sit here with COVID and reflect on the concept of inclusivity in our society, I’m struck by the stark contrast between rhetoric and reality. While institutions, corporations, and communities often proclaim their commitment to diversity and equal opportunity, the structures of our everyday lives tell a different story—one where inclusivity grapples with entrenched
In a world filled with diversity, every interaction holds the potential to either build bridges or erect barriers. As we navigate through the complexities of our global community, the importance of kindness, the rejection of racism, and the advocacy for everyone’s right to inclusion cannot be overstated. I think its time that everyone becomes more mindful of
What a journey! When I started my campaign to run for Council, NSW had just had a lockdown in the Northern Beaches, we were all looking forward to a year of going back to normal, my entire focus was on being agile, making smart decisions in my campaign with our community at the forefront of
What made me after 16 years of volunteering in my local community, register to be a candidate in the upcoming Local Government elections? There isn’t one defining moment that I can pin point and say that’s it, that’s why! Instead it was an idea that started to gain momentum after listening over many years to