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  by Maia Bondici   I remember the first time I met Sepi. I was lucky enough to be part of the Mentoring Programme at City, University of London. The night I met … Read More

  What’s done is done. In any working democracy, when a majority vote is cast, the decision and will of the people must be honoured – whether you agree with the decision … Read More

  by Oghenekevwe Oghenechovwen   Lots and lots of events have happened during my childhood. Until recently, I did not see any lessons or meanings in them. Now I have just discovered that … Read More

  by Sarah Pelham   In the year 2000, history was made. A movement of activists, academics and NGO workers joined forces and pushed for change. For the first time, the United Nations … Read More

  Your voice is a gift. You might mistake voice for the sound that comes from your mouth when you communicate, but voice is much more than that. Voice is related to … Read More

  by Carmine Amaro   Everyone has that one thing in their lives that they struggle with. For example, weight, smoking, being a couch potato etcetera. My main battle throughout my life … Read More

  by Annette Lawson Annette Lawson continues to share her insider view of what is happening at the Sustainable Development Summit in NY.   Thought Leaders’ Meeting – New York – 24 September, … Read More

  by Annette Lawson   New York – September 2015 On my way At Heathrow, I was glad that my left knee made of titanium and plastic was demonstrating to me how … Read More

Photo credit: Yandle / Foter / CC BY   by Tessie Riggs   Sometimes life imitates art and at other times, art imitates life. It’s cool when you’re watching a movie about a magical school of witches, … Read More

  by Valerie Naidoo     As we enter the 21st century, the dynamics of the workplace are changing. Leading women from the ballroom to the boardroom and empowering them professionally, personally, … Read More