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Abandoned by Tories
Long-term, Brexit won't matter, but for now the Tories are executing a decision they made on my behalf. It's not a decision I would
projectneighbours
Jan 26, 2019


A higher and more permanent peace
On the relevance of religious practice without preaching, building a home away from home and the miracles that happen when you achieve peace
projectneighbours
Jan 11, 2019


Plato's cavemen spoke English
Everyone should learn a second language as language changes the way we think; speaking just one makes us men from Plato's cave metaphor.
Zuzanna Fiminska
Dec 14, 2018


British Sign Language vs English
British Sign Language has its own words, syntax and grammar. English is a foreign language to BSL users making a lot of information inaccess
projectneighbours
Dec 14, 2018


Expat returning
When I came back to Hong Kong, my Chinese was no longer current. It was like being in a sci-fi movie where things look familiar, but everyth
projectneighbours
Dec 1, 2018


We need to talk about economic migration
Working abroad comes with dilemmas migrants rarely discuss openly from worrying about aging parents to hesitating about starting own family.
Zuzanna Fiminska
Nov 16, 2018


Collaboration is the heart of art
We treat art as “less than,” though it teaches us to live and work together, with writer/director Dario Knight.
projectneighbours
Nov 9, 2018


Galician, not Spanish
Galicia has changed so much. When I talk about my childhood, people think I'm from another era, on Galician essence with Maria Martinez.
projectneighbours
Oct 27, 2018


Expat in hometown, Amsterdam
Half-Thai-half-American and native to Amsterdam despite a lost Dutch accent, Jeryn March talks about being mixed-race and running a hotel.
projectneighbours
Oct 13, 2018


Japanese way's different to English way
A Japanese asks different questions than the English way, on learning English and adjusting to Japan, with Emi Itoh.
projectneighbours
Sep 29, 2018


Illness is taboo in Asian community
Illness is not discussed in the Asian community. Whatever jeopardises an ideal stays hidden, with advocate Trishna Bharadia.
projectneighbours
Sep 15, 2018


Women at university were extraordinary
A girl got a job to fill the time between leaving school and getting married. If you didn't bag a decent husband early, future was bleak.
projectneighbours
Sep 1, 2018


Golden cage of international politics
Our problems require global action. Can there be global action if “globals” don’t live “local” reality and the "locals" are overlooked?
Zuzanna Fiminska
Sep 1, 2018


Too few black role models
We wait for black boys to trip and fall, and then we say, but of course, yet we help others get up and keep going, with Khaya Rowland.
projectneighbours
Jul 14, 2018


Responsible for my country
I thought long and hard about responsibility. Am I responsible for the country being unsafe if I leave instead of trying to make it better?
projectneighbours
Jun 30, 2018


Trump is a Trojan horse
Berlusconi didn’t help Italy. Trump won't help the US. But we got interested in the frustrations of the common people. We’ve been jolted.
projectneighbours
Jun 16, 2018


Golden cages of European elites
Politicians in Brussels are out of touch with their home countries and citizens who don’t want to relocate, with a European, Silvia Schmidt.
projectneighbours
Jun 2, 2018


Language makes an Armenian
Speaking Armenian is what makes an Armenian. Few Armenians still speak their language; what happens when it dies? With Arto Belekdanian.
projectneighbours
May 19, 2018


Diversity? Only in English
I hate myself for this, but when I go to Florence and this Chinese girl – Italian of Chinese heritage – speaks perfect Italian, I go, wait,
projectneighbours
May 5, 2018


Hamlet wasn't British
British English is an imperial language; it’s got associations with wealth and power and it still dominates the cultural and public life in
projectneighbours
Apr 22, 2018
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