Chronic illness is waking up everyday with symptoms that'd send others straight to the emergency room, but instead of going there, going through days in pain trying to build a living. So people say "well it can't be that bad". It can. We just can't go to ER every time it is.
‘Hijra’ is now live on https://t.co/jo28nykkZM.
Here, the idea of ‘gathering’ and ‘carrying’ inherent within hijra الهجرة will be explored. Spaces where politics, presence and futures are discussed and declared. And through which relations are built, tested and performed.
"For cities to be and feel inclusive, teenage girls need to feel that they are heard and considered in the planning of cities." - Tiisetso Mofokeng @MakeSpaceforGi1 - shared interestin insights at the @young_urbanists Workshop 1. https://t.co/jhnUvncI3d
So @CyrilRamaphosa has it wrong that there is a shortage of planners - as the choir of un(der) employed planners show. BUT simply hiring them into the current processes & systems will not address the issue he was speaking to (lack of spatial transformation of towns & cities) 🧵
So @CyrilRamaphosa has it wrong that there is a shortage of planners - as the choir of un(der) employed planners show. BUT simply hiring them into the current processes & systems will not address the issue he was speaking to (lack of spatial transformation of towns & cities) 🧵
humanities degrees can lead to analysis paralysis and stem degrees can lead to a reductive solutionist perspective. but I have never heard anyone from humanities question the need for stem to exist. it's a problem that so many consider humanities an indulgence and not a necessity
South Africa, imagine you can walk anywhere, and you can cycle safely, where we do not have malls, but mixed-used neighbourhoods where we shop, meet, and play!
.@CityofCT is seeking to build a car park between a public transport interchange & the sea. This does not align with the city's vision for densification & transit-oriented development.
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how does one go about starting a foundation/support for others suffering with the same chronic illness to get the community, support and financial funding they need for access to proper medical care and assistance?
Its inconceivable for us to just all carry on in the same vein knowing that the medicines, scans and procedures that help us the most are so far out of reach for so many. There has to be some sort of help/solution outside of ‘the most expensive’ med aid options.