“In the Mount of the Lord It Shall Be Seen” and “Provided”: Theophany and Sacrifice as the Etiological Foundation of the Temple in Israelite and Latter-day Saint Tradition https://t.co/XhXqH3W6Cw
🗣️📢The pandemic has disproportionately impacted young people and we all realise that youth mental health matters. UnitedGMH supports Mental Health Europe’s #EuropeanMentalHealthWeek on 9-13 May 2022! Will you #SpeakUpForMentalHealth?|More: https://t.co/0iIrrIGMI4 #youngpeople
I know I can't end any wars with a song, but I had to write this song as my prayer, my contribution to the chorus of voices calling for peace and freedom for all people. I hope each of us can find our own way to contribute to this chorus.
Women in Cameroon are activists and fighters but both sides in conflict are ignoring them | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Comfort Ero https://t.co/OXpUw79Pqm
Conflict resolution in #Cameroon requires the experiences, perspectives, and voices of women. I have witnessed first-hand how women’s empowerment can move a country toward reconciliation. Their inclusion is critical to the success of all peace-building efforts.
Galvanizing momentum for equitable vaccinations is needed to overcome the fallout from #COVID19. Learn more from @MaEllenSirleaf’s recent address at this @UN high-level thematic debate, convened by @UN_PGA: https://t.co/P1I5A9h7w5
Hello everyone, I'm raising funds to help me get my social work education. Please watch the video of my story and share. Thank you. Alphanso Appleton: A Story of Becoming https://t.co/jfKcT7J4EL @IAMJHUD
I hope you will join me at @StellarOrg’s #Meridian2020 tomorrow at 8am PST / 4pm GMT to discuss how empowering marginalized populations can change society, promote economic growth, and lead to sustainable development. https://t.co/Uslq1uQwMc
The right to peacefully protest must be protected. I join the calls for an immediate de-escalation of violence against the #EndSARS protestors. It is critical that we listen to, and engage with, the voices of the youth—not try to silence them.
Twin boys who led a militia in Myanmar were thought to be magically bulletproof. Now adults, they're battling alcohol and the legacy of war.
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