
From the very beginning movement of people, both voluntary and involuntary, has been intertwined with ever developing modes of transport.
But what does ‘exiting a place and living in another’ encompass on a personal and social level?
This blog seeks to record some of the sights, sounds and sentiments that make up the tapestry of the ‘Voices of Exodus’ through lived stories of people in the diaspora.
Gardens draw us into another realm of life as we watch them grow, with or without our effort. Our minds are drawn to many analogies, on the whole therapeutic but sometimes jarring, as we wander through the many layered facets of our lives.
Juneteenth 89-year-old Opal Lee’s struggle for acknowledgement and education of the history of slavery, its scourges and eventual emancipation, was very real, as she walked…
Throwing in a cinnamon stick, a cardamom, and a few cloves in the sizzling spoonful of oil for my Kofta Curry, I think of that…
Even if the fig tree does not bloom and the vines have no grapes …. Even then, I will be happy with the Lord. I…
Enchanting Gardens Miriam-Rose’s story for ‘Celebrate Australia Day’ reflects on the vast open garden of her hometown in the Daly River region in Northern Territory,…