#RaisingAwareness

[probably-studious]

We just gotta admit we are stupid at many things. Teachers will try to be nice and tell us we have some "learning difficulties", but in a more blunt way, it just means we are stupid. And it is ok to be stupid, because we ain't some god, we ain't all righteous and perfect. We are imperfect. And that is what makes a human human. Just admit it. We are stupid. We can only improve once we learn and accept this.

[planetproblem]

Preparing for the Effects of Climate Change Locally

[craigfieldphotos]

The iconic @blackdogride 1 dayer is on tomorrow. So if you see a group of motorcyclists riding give them a wave. They are all out to raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. . #raisingawareness #depression #anxiety #ptsd #suicideprevention #endbullying #itaintweaktospeak #Adelaide #southaustralia (at Adelaide, South Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp6dbF6JYC4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[burnbrightuni]

Continue to do what you think is right, and never think of "being kind" as a responsibility that you have to carry out. It's ok if you don’t want to be nice/kind. It's not your job to commit yourself to the community and emanate the kind of qualities society expects you to emanate. Of course the trait of kindness is something beautiful and lovely to have. But if you want to "be nice", it has to be genuine. It cannot be forced or something you do merely to please others. People cannot stop you from being who you want to be, and you shall never change because of others. There are many others out there that continue to be "nice" even in a world filled with impertinent people, even when they were mistreated and scarred. However, it's also OK if you don’t want to be nice to these impertinent people. You can choose to be mean at times but just have to accept that some people might view you as a "jerk". Hey, remember it's ok to be a "jerk" sometimes!!!

“aren’t you tired of being nice” no!!!! i’m tired of everyone else being mean!!!!!!!!

[fundraisingg]

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[13kitten]

I am reposting this here to spread the word. A very close friend of mine lost their baby this weekend, on Saturday, and is still due to have him later today. He was nearly full term and was such an unexpected and sudden tragedy that rocked their family and ours. Any donations are really appreciated and will be going to funeral arrangements and bereavement. If you can't donate, that's okay! Reposting and sharing is appreciated ❤️ Thank you guys so much. We're sending them all our love in this dark time 💔

[haru-kuneko]

Pardon the harsh language but it does need to be said. The same thing also applies to those with crippling social anxiety, mental issues, growing up in a neighbourhood where there aren't any kids around to play with, and over-controlling parents.

Why do people have to shame someone for having online friends and thinking they're not real (ie. "They could be bots or bad people in disguise. You don't know them and have never seen them personally")? Why can't your kid be allowed to post their art on social media when it could help them find a job and get attention? I don't think interactions online are so different from real life (the difference is it's through the Internet).

To those who actually talk smack about disabled folks, do know that not everyone is the same. Others exist and may do or see things differently from you. If you want others to go outside and have friends offline, why not help them out and listen?

i wanna say fuck you to anyone who shame disabled, chronically ill & neurodivergent people, especially homebound folks, for "spending too much time on their phone/on the internet/etc." when it's the only (Somewhat) accessible way for them to experience the world. many people don't get to get out much even if they want to because of their disabilities. shaming someone for trying to connect with the world, make friends and engage with hobbies in ways that are accessible to them is beyond cruel and unnecessary

[drugcarts]

To everyone facing the challenges of diabetes, you are stronger than you know. On World Diabetes Day, let's celebrate your resilience, spread awareness, and support each other on this journey.

[kindnessncake]

🌟 Fix It Friday #3: Embracing Real Connections Over Screens 🌟

Hello, Fantastic Parents, Welcome back to “Fix It Friday!” This week, let’s dive into the world of screen time and explore ways to encourage more meaningful interactions and be good digital citizens. Encouraging Reduced Screen TimeAs technology becomes a bigger part of our lives, it’s essential to strike a balance between screen time and real-life experiences. Encouraging reduced screen time…

[burnbrightuni]

Yes I agree that women should have the right to carry out abortion. It's THEIR body that is carrying the baby, it is THEM that have to go through months of agony to birth it. But abortion SHOULD NOT be something to celebrate. It is NOT something many mothers do out of mere "fun" or to maintain their youthfulness. It is really in fact NOT many mothers' choice to do so. It can be the mother's financial or spiritual circumstances that thwarts her from birthing. It can be the mother being too young and incapable to nurture a child. It can also be the mother being highly aware that her baby would not live a good life after being born. There are so many reasons a mother would carry out abortion, but the reason that a women's vagina is "too pretty to birth a child" is just one of the most stupid and ridiculous reasons I have ever heard. Babies are beautiful. They are simply the most beautiful creations that women can make.

Sometimes when I see posts about abortion my mind flashes back to the time when I was like 14 and there was this bullshit book i was reading for a class (christian homeschool co-op) (red state) (baby high schooler in process of developing my own opinions about things)

and there was this website associated with the book, and I found this article describing an event organized by Feminists in some Liberal Blue State that was like a celebration of abortion rights or something.

The article described how the women made baby-shaped cookies and laughed as they broke them into pieces to "symbolize" abortion and there was like this table set up where attendees were invited to write down reasons abortion was important

and. and the article said. that one of the reasons written down was

(this is the part that is BRANDED into my neurons)

"My vagina is too pretty for a baby to crawl out"

[wnewsguru]

सोनीपत में नगर पालिका पार्षद पर नारे लगाने का बनाया दबाव

[mryndlcrz05]

women empowerment

The survey form titled "Women Empowerment" aims to gather information and insights regarding the empowerment of women. Empowerment refers to the process of enabling individuals, in this case women, to gain control over their lives, make choices, and pursue their goals without limitations or discrimination.The purpose of conducting a survey on women empowerment may vary, but generally, it seeks to understand the current status, challenges, and opportunities for women in different aspects of life. It aims to collect data that can shed light on the experiences, perspectives, and needs of women, with the ultimate goal of promoting gender equality and creating a more inclusive society.The survey questions in the form may cover a wide range of topics related to women's empowerment.

Some possible areas of exploration could include:

1. Education

2. Employment and Economic Empowerment

3. Health and Well-being4. Social and Cultural Factors

5. Political Participation

6. Personal Development and Self-esteem.

The interpretation of the survey results would depend on the specific questions and the data collected. The analysis may reveal patterns, trends, and disparities in different areas, which can inform policies, programs, and initiatives aimed at promoting women's empowerment. By understanding the challenges and barriers that women face, organizations and policymakers can work towards creating an environment that fosters gender equality, equal opportunities, and the overall well-being of women.

[judehayo]

CONCEPT PAPER INTERPRETATION OF ANIMAL CRUELTY

Based from the survey form,majority of the responses on the first question find it helpful; on the second question, majority of the responses rated excellent. This means that they find the project helpful On the third question, majority of the responses find the concept paper detailed and accurate;on the fourth question, majority of the responses answered Yes. This means that they fully support the project. On the last and fifth question, majority of the responses rated excellent. This also means that they fully support the advocacy project.

[khristeencustodio]

Women Empowerment (Concept Paper Result Interpretation)

Based on the findings of my survey form, 94.7% or majority of the respondents found the concept paper helpful while 5.3% were uncertain. Additionally, 78.9% of the respondents gave a 5 score rating while a 3 and 4 score rating were a similar response by 10.5% of the respondents. Furthermore, all respondents are in favor of the details, content, and advocacy of the concept paper. Lastly, 84.2% of the respondents gave the overall rating of the concept paper a 5 score rating, 10.5% gave a 4 score rating and 5.3% gave a 3 score rating. This paper concludes that overall, the majority of the respondents found the concept paper efficacious.