@GeorginaLawton Congratulations on your book.
“In search of family, identity and the truth about where I belong” gives a strong sense of feeling adrift, of searching for meaning.The “POC” took the time to listen, participate and explore meaning. Isn’t that the point of an interview about a book?
One of the worst things about extreme income inequality is how many people don’t see enough of other people’s circumstances. It’s too easy to dissociate from the reality of someone else’s life if you never see them and never know them. Empathy decreases and numbness takes over.
Behavioural science might tell us how people are programmed to behave, but evolutionary #Psychology gets at the real why behind the behaviour. Check out the latest from O Behave to see how #Advertising can make the most of an evolutionary perspective💡 https://t.co/vdg50DIyz3
#Tier5 post December 30th? What it means and who might be affected via @Telegraph
Latest #Covid#B117 strain has a 56% higher #transmission rate
https://t.co/EgLYgTyAQP
"... a lot of coronavirus transmission is by people with no symptoms at the time ... don't think people fully get that, in a way that perhaps they need to ... I think one in three infections are transmitted asymptomatically ..."
#PrimeMinister#BorisJohnson#COVID19#Tier4London
There is a very real possibility of Britain largely eliminating the fatality risk of the virus by early spring.
@harrytlambert on how Covid-19 vaccines could rapidly reduce the UK’s death rate: https://t.co/Kw3YUXPi7k
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Brand identity by @motherlondon
Ad of the Day: Ikea's striking print ads highlight the benefits of sleep by comparing it to fad products that promise the same restorative results but rarely deliver https://t.co/FFstHu6oaH via @motherlondon
Unilever New Zealand is the latest company to experiment with a four-day workweek. It has planned a yearlong trial to allow all 81 of its employees to earn their full salaries while working fewer hours. https://t.co/Dv66i577FD
*NEW GUEST POST*
'Here we go again'
Lockdown 2 is here for many. But it can’t be like the first lockdown for communicators, can it?
by a local authority comms lead
https://t.co/ZvuthmtBmQ
#Lockdown2#covid19
I know your pain, your rage, your sense of despair and hopelessness. Justice has, indeed, been denied for far too long. Rioting, looting, and burning is not the way. Organize. Demonstrate. Sit-in. Stand-up. Vote. Be constructive, not destructive. https://t.co/YbB14dgzr9
@LauraSteven I think boredom is a very general term that can be fuelled/more about restlessness and anxiety. People are worried sick about finances, many are isolated with devastating effects. These are unprecedented times.
In one week we'll give you the perfect valentine: @nypl is releasing a special list of 125 Books We Love on February 14!
This list features books from the last 125 years that made us #LoveReading, and we can't wait to give you this piece of our heart. https://t.co/vS5GAYGFz7
You can also hear some of Andrea Levy’s Authors’ Lives interview, held @BL_OralHistory, on @BBCRadio4 tomorrow, 8 February, at 20.00 https://t.co/cUJNDzmNSN
“You always live with the death of both parents”. I read that somewhere. It’s true. Death, grief, changes you. Your mind, forever altered. Somewhere, in the ebbs and flows, solitude and distance - a faltering peace. Reading, writing: faithful friends; salvation, salve and stay.