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Keep stories of all the ways you survive and sustain your light as you build sustainable systems for health!
Read more: Keep stories of all the ways you survive and sustain your light as you build sustainable systems for health!How to survive, love, and sustain yourself as a black tenured professor in academic spaces.
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Keep centering sustainment!
Read more: Keep centering sustainment!I spent the day opening the doors to the source of my being in academic world. I cherish describing myself as a researcher passionate about how to sustain evidence based interventions or programs. I have also read and re-read literature on what this means for the field that sitting in a room full of brilliant…
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Keep love with sustaining anything!
Read more: Keep love with sustaining anything!It’s becoming truly clear these days that sustaining anything in a community setting is about integration. Of course it includes the different parts that make up an evidence-based intervention or program, but all these parts for communities limited with resources, need to be integrated into a whole that is greater than the sum of its…
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Keep all the ways we last!
Read more: Keep all the ways we last!I’ll admit that I don’t know why things last or much about sustainability. Truth is many of us don’t. History notes that no matter how rigorous any one project or intervention may seem, even if it was published in the best of journals or by the best teams always eager to share their brilliant minds,…
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Keep the end!
Read more: Keep the end!We often hope that the end would be the easy, different from the beginning. But even if you sigh for relief, it won’t be easy, the end, and days will be glistening like patches of rain, and nothing would give. Everything would seem like a fast decline but you are standing and still there, and…
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Keep understanding life!
Read more: Keep understanding life!The Igbo people have a popular saying that nothing new happens under the sun. Life is in constant motion and anything that is happening now has happened before and will happen again. We are making jewelry again. This life will bring you back to your beginning when you think of it again. We began jewelry…
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Keep getting up!
Read more: Keep getting up!I am learning that true, you can blame others for pushing you down, but you have yourself to blame for refusing to get up. September often had me revisiting where I was just 2 years ago. The skies were bleak and I have blamed others including myself for how things ended in the end. I’m…
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Keep this meaning of life!
Read more: Keep this meaning of life!For the freedom of your dreams, future joys and open eyes, live. Through ways silent and wise, the seed of your spirit and undiscovered roads, learn. When things happen and everything changes, pray. Through time and life, through the best and worst in souls, love. The above are from Ben Okri. My mood for this…
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Keep Africa rising!
Read more: Keep Africa rising!I sat in a room that left me speechless yesterday. Also inspired. The theme was Africa rising and my ears and heart were in awe. They are still ringing and full of ideas even as we write this that I had to say a special thank you to the one who saw me enough to…
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Keep planting seeds for people’s health!
Read more: Keep planting seeds for people’s health!Langston Hughes has a poem of how a seed planted at the right time, produces flower, that go on to become more than the seed ever imagined. Imagine if the path to health and wellbeing was like a seed. Imagine how we will blossom when we become flower. All because we took the time to…
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Keep this joyful light!
Read more: Keep this joyful light!If you ask me what brings me joy these days. If you ask and I close my eyes to reflect on the word, to let it flow from my tongue as the thought of it rests deep within. If you ask what even feels joyful to me these days. I would close my eyes, smile,…
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