In July 2012 I received a phone call from my mother. This is not particularly strange of course, until the true reason she called was revealed. I was first told some information. Then the crux was exposed. “We [my mum and her husband] are going on a big trip to Europe next year!” she exclaimed.…
For the past couple of months, I’ve been on a work placement (unpaid, I might add) at an organisation that supports victims of domestic violence. It was a unique and challenging experience in many ways. Not only was there the learning curve that comes with working for a new organisation, but there was also academic…
September is Breast Cancer Awareness month – or Pink Ribbon month. A time when you may hear and see plenty of stories from women who have, or have had, breast cancer. It’s also a time when famous New Zealand women and cancer survivors will bare all in the creation of the Pink Ribbon calendar. Here…
I am unique because of my name. No one else is called Siana Tal. More about 100 Faces of Diversity, DPSN’s 100 Days project
This morning Diversityworks Trust’s Executive Director Philip Patston saw the visual representation of DPSN’s “100 Days of Diversity” project safely installed in the Nathan Room in Britomart Auckland. Part of Emma Rogan’s “100 Day’s Project”, 100 Days of Diversity asked 100 people for a photo and a statement about what makes them unique. The project…
I am wild and young at heart. I love nature and my nomadic lifestyle. I’m currently travelling up and down the East Coast of Australia. I hope one day soon I will make it around the world, particularly to the third world. More about 100 Faces of Diversity, DPSN’s 100 Days project
I am handsome. More about 100 Faces of Diversity, DPSN’s 100 Days project
