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3 books to read if you’re on a self-exploration journey

By: Aisiri Amin 20 Apr 201914 Sep 2020

Reviews, The SparkAll About Love, Bell Hooks, books, How to be a Bawse, Lilly Singh, Meera Lee Patel, reading, self-exploration, self-improvement, Start Where You Are, writingLeave a Comment

Knowing ourselves and our self-worth is probably one of our most powerful weapons.

Saving lives, one soap at a time

By: Aisiri Amin 10 Mar 201911 Oct 2019

Go-gettersErin Zaikis, hygiene, Mumbai slums, recycling soaps, sanitation, Sundara Soap, underprivileged1 Comment

Sundara Soap is bringing about a change through a simple medicine: soap.

Empowering lives and fighting hunger

By: Aisiri Amin 22 Jan 201928 Apr 2019

Go-gettersAviva Paley, food waste, homeless, hunger relief, Kitchens For Good, poverty, social entrepreneurLeave a Comment

Kitchens For Good is bridging the gap between food waste and hunger relief.

4 feminist podcasts you must listen to

Podcast fan or not, you should tune in.

Sitti Soap: Creating sustainable jobs for Palestinian women

By: Aisiri Amin 15 Aug 201828 Apr 2019

Go-gettersempowering women, handmade soap, Jacqueline Sofia, Jerash refugee camp, jordan, market, Noora Sharrab, olive oil, palestine, Sitti Soap, skincare, soap makingLeave a Comment

Founder Noora Sharrab has merged the tradition soap making with the marketplace.

Mursal Hedayat: Recognising untapped refugee talent

By: Aisiri Amin 5 Aug 201828 Apr 2019

FeaturesChattterbox, entrepreneurship, internet, language learning, learners, online learning, refugees, social entrepreneur, talent, technology, tutorsLeave a Comment

Chatterbox is creating employment solutions for refugees.

Actuality Media: Young filmmakers bringing about change

By: Aisiri Amin 21 Jul 201828 Apr 2019

Go-gettersActuality Media, change, developing countries, documentary, local changemakers, positive news, positive stories, Robin Canfield, stories, storytellingLeave a Comment

Actuality Media is helping young storytellers to be a voice for the voiceless.

Nanette: Powerful end to self-deprecating humour

By: Aisiri Amin 8 Jul 201814 Sep 2020

Reviews, The SparkGender identity, Hannah Gadsby, LGBTQ, Nanette, Netflix, review, self-deprecating humour, stand-up comedyLeave a Comment

Stand-up comic Hannah Gadsby tears down comedy wrapped around self-destruction.

Chayn: Using technology to fight domestic violence

By: Aisiri Amin 20 Jun 201828 Apr 2019

FeaturesChayn, empowering women, fighting domestic violence, Hera Hussain, india, law, pakistan, technology, UKLeave a Comment

Tech-facilitated support platform helps women take action against abusive relationships.