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Mike White
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The most potent contribution that this new field of arts practice can make is the revelation of just how creative community health can be. Arts Development on Community Health, A Social Tonic, Mike White…
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Teaching in a Refugee Camp. Part 2
Teaching in a Refugee Camp. Part 2.
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Life Maths
Life Maths.
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Tagged Happiness, leadership, management, neoliberalism, PhD, research, resignation, theatre, timemanagement, wellbeing, Yorkshire, Youth Work, youthwork
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Life Maths
It won’t take long for this to become apparent but by way of a disclaimer I will start by pointing out that I am not, and nor do I fancy myself as, a mathematician or a lifestyle guru. I just … Continue reading
Every Day is Fieldwork
Hello and longtime no blog…. well in September we launched Orangebox (please visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CE9oWHg5xQ) and since then we have been open 7 days a week, welcomed our tenants, established a hires service, and offered 28 hours of Members Only access … Continue reading
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Tagged Calderdale, Halifax, leadership, logotherapy, management, Melbourne, PhD, research, Signal, spiritual well-being, Viktor Frankl, Yorkshire
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Spoken word poets I have seen at TED – #SarahKay #ShaneKoyczan
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So – trawling through the archives of this blog I came across these two brilliant talks I saw at TED back in 2011 – with Sarah Kay and this year 2013 with Shane…
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Three Dirty Words
As a form of therapy I highly recommend blogging to all PhD researchers. As opposed to academic writing, in a blog: I don’t need to unpack terms all the time – I can just say stuff that I think or feel without … Continue reading
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Tagged leadership, logotherapy, management, Oliver Burkeman, PhD, Pierre Bourdieu, Redcar, research spiritual well-being, The Guardian, theatre, therapy, Viktor Farnkl
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