Executive Director, Fiji Women s Rights Movement, Nalini Singh. Picture: ATU RASEA
Helping women advance in their careers is fundamental to achieving gender equality, says Fiji Women’s Rights Movement (FWRM) executive director Nalini Singh.
Speaking at the launch of Paying It Forward (PiF-M) – a pilot feminist mentoring program for mid-career women – during International Women’s Day in Suva yesterday, she said these women were always overlooked.
Ms Singh said six women would undergo the program, mentored by pioneer women rights activist Imrana Jalal.
She said the program was tailor-made for a specific group of women to help provide them support and guidance.
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NorthAmerica-webb-1763 SOLD
Title
A Map of North America, and the West India Islands, with part of South America, Europe, Africa and The Atlantic Ocean with It s Islands von Benjamin Webb gezeichnet.
1763 (undated)
Description
This is a beautifully executed c. 1763 manuscript map by Benjamin Webb, a German emigre working in London and a sometime correspondent with Benjamin Franklin. The map depicts the British Colonies in North America and the Atlantic, highlighting the European spheres of influence pursuant to the 1763 Treaty of Paris, which ended the Seven Years War (1756 - 1763). It is uniformly meticulous and completed in a fine hand. It very likely was produced by Webb as part of his employment as a schoolmaster in London. Webb s map utilizes a geographical framework of mid-eighteenth century German cartography but includes numerous annotations bringing the map up to date with the 1763 Treaty of Paris. The combination of these elements are unique to this
Judge Zondo pledges to preserve Solly Bux s legacy by helping others Businessman who helped young Raymond Zondo died at weekend 17 January 2021 - 13:58 The official launch of the Zondo & Bux Educational Trust at Amazabeko High School in Highflats, KwaZulu-Natal in January 2019 - from Left to Right- Mohamed Bux (trustee), Judge Raymond Zondo (deputy chair), Sithembile Zondo (trustee), Shabir Chohan (secretary) Inset Suleman Bux (chairperson). Image: Zondo & Bux Educational Trust via Twitter
To “give without any expectation, without recognition”. That is how deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo aims to preserve the legacy of a KwaZulu-Natal businessman who assisted Zondo and his family with groceries while he was a university student.
Heart and Home of Winston-Salem raised $800 to donate four meals to charity groups. Author: Tosha Brown (WFMY News2) Published: 11:26 PM EST January 15, 2021 Updated: 11:26 PM EST January 15, 2021
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Heart and Home, a philanthropic group in Winston-Salem, set out to raise money to donate meals to local charity groups.
The group raised $800 and made their first donation to the Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem.
Mindy Bloom with the Ronald McDonald House said donated meals mean everything to families staying with them. Our families come back from the hospital and the news isn t always great. You couple that with the COVID situation, and it is not great all the time. For them to be served a meal, given to them by complete strangers out of the goodness of their heart just makes them feel so wonderful and it truly gives them a little bit of solace and restores them, Bloom said.
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