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We’re all going to die...

Reading helped me through the hardest part of my life, and while some books helped more than others, there were a select few that gave me the confidence to ‘just.keep.moving.’

One of those books was The Resilience Shield by Dan Pronk, Ben...

3 days ago

I wish we could have skipped that day

Last year, Joe and Taiye’s son Joshua Oguns suffered sudden cardiac arrest and died at just 14 years old.

It’s hard to write about such a devastating loss in a way that does it justice, but after speaking to Joe and Taiye, it was clear to...

10 days ago

Dear Vollies

Dear Vollies,

After last Friday’s vollie drinks, I’ve been reflecting on something I’ve been wrestling with for a while.

I’ve been so focused on growing R4R that I think I sometimes lost sight of what made it special in the first place. T...

12 days ago
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How Canberra’s Cafés and Pubs Build Connection

Certain poddies fill my cup.

There hasn’t been an R4R podcast that I haven’t enjoyed, but the ones where I see an example of people taking ownership of R4R and watering their patch of grass fills me with pride.

I love this community and I...

17 days ago
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Careers 4 Resilience

It’s with deep gratitude that I share my experience with ‘Careers for Resilience’ (C4R) led by the awesome Martina Lyons and Kat Terracini.

I can clearly recall the moment I found out about this group, I’d just stepped off the bus at Jolim...

24 days ago
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