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Canva: Making graphic design accessible

By: Aisiri Amin 4 Feb 201828 Apr 2019

Go-gettersAustralia, Canva, graphic design, graphism, marketing, Social media, Sydney, technologyLeave a Comment

Melanie Perkins talks to INKLINE about democratising design and empowering people through it.

Six apps to unleash your inner writer

By: Aisiri Amin 21 Jan 201814 Sep 2020

Other sources of inspiration, The SparkAndorid, apps, internet, iOS, technology, writing, writing tools1 Comment

These apps will help you better your writing and increase your productivity.

Terribly Tiny Tales: Popularising Microfiction

By: Aisiri Amin 7 Jan 201814 Sep 2020

Other sources of inspiration, The Sparkinternet, Microfiction, Social media, stories, storytellers, technology, Terribly Tiny Tales, wordsLeave a Comment

Keeping it short.

BlinkNow: Empowering children through education

By: Aisiri Amin 24 Dec 201728 Apr 2019

Go-gettersBlinkNow Foundation, changing lives, education, Empowering children, girl child, Kopila Children's Home, Maggie Doyne, Nepal, schools, women empowerment1 Comment

Maggie Doyne has changed the future of about 500 children and she is only getting started.

This Is Us: Complexities of the heart

By: Aisiri Amin 10 Dec 201714 Sep 2020

Reviews, The Sparkdrama, famil, family drama, inspiration, internet, Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia, NBC, series, technology, This Is Us, tv series, TV showLeave a Comment

Watch it if you haven’t felt intense emotions in a long time because this is all about the heart.

The Circle: Providing a safe space for free-flowing dialogue

By: Aisiri Amin 12 Nov 201728 Apr 2019

Go-getterscommunity, india, mental health, Mumbai, questions, safe place, sexual assault, The Circle1 Comment

With The Circle, these young millenials are hoping to change the script of mental health in India.

Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice from not your regular agony aunt

By: Aisiri Amin 25 Oct 201714 Sep 2020

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Cheryl Strayed’s responses to her reader’s questions came from her personal life which makes it real and from the heart.

Khoyoot-Threads: Empowering women and children in Jordanian refugee camps

By: Aisiri Amin 4 Oct 201728 Apr 2019

Go-getterschange, children, jordan, Khoyoot-THreads, positive change, Refugee camps, refugees, war, women1 Comment

Basma Nazer is economically empowering women and children in refugee camps.

Women & Democracy: Striving for gender equality in leadership

By: Aisiri Amin 24 Sep 201728 Apr 2019

Go-gettersequality, feminism, gender, leadership, Maldives, NGO, women, Women & Democracy, women empowerment, women leaders1 Comment

Safaath Ahmed Zahir is challenging the unequal representation of women in democracies.