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people, places and communities
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See the positive in the negative !
“Don’t waste another second thinking that you’re failing when really all you’re doing is growing.” Chani Nicholas Every day is a learning experience, and we
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Climate change and Resilience
A daily reality that we all live in is the “Climate Change”. This should not be an alibi for our mistakes and omissions. Forest fires
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Always trust yourself
Resilience, “the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties, toughness” Read this sentence made me realize that I recovered. I recovered from many things. And I
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Resilience is not resistance.
Don’t become this frog… The story is about a frog who is sitting comfortably inside a saucepan. A scientist wants to know what the frog
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The history of resilience
Etymology :Resilience comes from the Latin term resilio “back behind, back from a jump, highlight, bounce”. MEANING This word in psychology refers to people who despite
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Resilience!
First, we must understand what resilience is. Resilience is known as the ability of each person to react and face difficult situations to better understand
Project code: 2019-1-UK01-KA204-061979
This project will look at how the connections between people, place and community can create resilience in order to find approaches or tools that can be used to create a common methodology for resilience