July 24th is International Self-Care Day, an annual opportunity to spotlight the value of self-care practices, and the approaches people use every day to prevent illness and maximize their health. This day was established in 2011 to raise awareness of the importance of self-care and provide people with the knowledge and ability on how to be active participants in their own wellness.
Self-care has been around considerably longer than 10 years, but the concept has gained increased attention recently with a special focus on wellness. This can be anything from healthy eating and good hygiene to practicing lifestyle habits that prevent disease to maintaining good mental and physical health.
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9 July 2021
Instead of calling in the police, engaging with community leaders in Western Sydney is a better way to manage the spread of the COVID-19 delta variant.
ACOSS CEO Dr Cassandra Goldie:
“For many months the community sector have asked to work closely with all layers of government to provide communications, feedback from communities and to partner with government and public health officials every step of our COVID response.
“Community leaders have worked hard day and night to support their communities, including people from culturally and linguistically communities who want to know what to do during lockdowns and how to get vaccinated. The community sector has called for genuine partnership as part of developing an effective COVID-19 response yet faced multiple barriers often for months.
POR DAYVI LOPEZ VARGAS
Me permito sin ningún tipo de pasión abordar el polémico tema del porte y tenencia de armas de fuego en la sociedad dominicana. Cabe destacar, que la inmensa mayoría de hombres portan o desean poseer un arma de fuego, muchos incluso, de manera machista lo perciben como parte de su “virilidad”.
Este y otros factores influyen en que República Dominicana posea una de las tasas más altas de feminicidios de la región (según la CEPAL). La pregunta sería: ¿con el desarme cuántas mujeres podríamos salvar?