Historias de Socialchange

In a realm where tradition binds women to domesticity, Laura dares to defy convention. Trained by her grandmother, Grandma Bailey, in the art of combat and manipulation, Laura seeks to become a legendary knight. What no female had dared to become. With unwavering determination, using her wit and charm to outmaneuver her opponents. As Laura navigates treacherous castle politics and battles against mysterious attacks, she faces unexpected competition from Prince Andreas, the Legion's finest. But as they join forces to uncover the truth, Andreas awakens a hidden vulnerability within Laura, challenging her to confront the scars of her past. Will Laura's unyielding ambition and cunning strategies secure her place among the knights, or will her thirst for power consume her? Dive into the world of Knightress, where tradition and innovation collide, and discover a heroine who will stop at nothing to forge her own destiny. Genre: Fantasy, Adventure Key Themes: Empowerment, Self-Discovery, Redemption, Social Change ~ Weekly Updates ~

A storm is brewing in Vorbereich. Twenty years after a war with the Lindtin powers that ended in horrible losses for the country and its allies, the country is still as broken and divided as it was when the war ended... except, of course, for the ruling classes, who go to balls and dinner parties while the rest of the country struggles to survive. However, one man believes he can change that: a man that is known simply as the Archangel. Many believe that what he does is going to finally unify Vorbereich and bring the country back to the strength it had before the war. However, when an outlaw, an heir to a fortune, and a police inspector cross paths, it becomes clear to them that his intentions are less than pure. And that it's up to them to stop him, before another war breaks out. Note: This is a sample. The full book is currently available for preorder at https://www.amazon.com/Assassins-Blade-Archangel-Trilogy-Book-ebook/dp/B07J4FMGQX/ref=pd_ybh_a_20?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=HKB32PKKGJSGVGPGCXQB

To all the men, women and animals who continuously go to war to protect our rights as citizens, thank you for your service. This is a series of individual works relating to war and social change. Some are poems, some are short stories. The anthology has also lately been extended to include a more modern pretense of society and an interpretation of a new kind of war.

The story follows the life of Maya, a young girl who faces adversity and struggles after being orphaned at a young age. Determined to rise above her circumstances, Maya's resourcefulness and resilience lead her to success as she becomes a skilled artisan. Despite facing prejudice and challenges, Maya's journey inspires positive change in her community, transforming a crafts market from a symbol of struggle to a beacon of creativity and unity. The story highlights themes of family bonds, empathy, empowerment, and the lasting impact one person can have on others.

The purpose of this book is to help encourage, support and inspire healthy, positive change through revolutionary actions that can one day impact and yet make the world a better, healthier, happier, positive environment for all humans overall all mammals to live in all of reality!

"I believe that Poetry is the aesthetic act; that poetry is not the poem, for the poem may be nothing more than a series of symbols. Poetry, I believe, is the poetic act that takes place when the poet writes it, when the reader reads it, and it always happens in a slightly different manner. If one doesn't feel the poetic event upon reading it, the poet has failed. Poetry is magical, mysterious and unexplainable without oversimplifying it." - Jorge Luis Borges in an interview with Roberto Alifano Dearest Reader, This is a collection of poems, which are reflections of the way we live, the way we love, the way we feel, the way we grow and the way we finally leave for the eternal journey to the unknown. It's a teenager's perspective, and could very well be wrong. But as we all know, and as my Father has rightly said to me, "There's no good and bad, right and wrong, true and false. Everything we sense, know and believe is merely our own little Opinion." Like I've said before, my attempt to write poems, verses and proses is and will always be, an endeavour of my heart, a piece of my soul's treasures. And anyone who reads them is entitled to their own opinion about them. I would be the happiest person in the entire Multiverse, if someone initiates a discussion and/or starts a debate with me about my pieces of writing. Feel free to speak your heart out with your comments, suggestions, questions and views. I value them the most. Yours forever, WaterLily.

Social change is all about making a difference in the lives of those around us. And it is not just those who we meet or come across by achieving little acts of kindness such as opening a door for someone, paying for someone's meal, lending a hand with an event; but also those who are less fortunate than use. Those who live in Haiti, Kenya, Indonesia, Ethiopia and many others in which are affected by child labour as well as lacking clean water, food, access to health care, an education, school supplies, clothes, shoes, roof over their heads, and much more. It's not only important to donate to charities with money, items and your time as well as volunteering and other forms of raising awareness and creating long-lasting change and peace in the world but also being grateful for what we have and not taking anything for granted. And if we have too much something like canned goods, or clothes that haven't been worn in months, it's time to donate them to the less fortunate.

Dynamic X Magazine is a vibrant and empowering publication that celebrates diversity, inclusivity, and the power of individuality. With captivating articles, stunning visuals, and thought-provoking content, we inspire, challenge, and ignite conversations on topics ranging from fashion and beauty to social justice and personal empowerment. Join us on a journey of discovery and inspiration as we showcase the voices, stories, and perspectives that shape our dynamic world. Welcome to Dynamic X Magazine, where every page tells a story and every story inspires change. We put our first issue head to gain feedback on it and give a preview of what's to come within our brand and company.

Breaking the Silence: A Journey of Unity is a poignant and emotionally charged story of two teenage girls confronting the hidden racial divides in their seemingly perfect small town. Maya, a mixed-race girl, has always felt the quiet tension, but it isn't until her friend Cassie, one of the few Black students, is falsely accused of theft that Maya realizes how deep the prejudice runs. What begins as an isolated incident soon spirals into a larger movement as Maya and Cassie find themselves at the center of a protest for racial justice. Through personal struggles, painful realizations, and an unwavering fight for change, they challenge the town's long-standing silence on race. Told from Maya's perspective, this gripping story explores the quiet but pervasive racism that hides beneath politeness and tradition, showing how everyday people can come together to break down barriers and build a more just and inclusive community. Based on real experiences, Breaking the Silence is a powerful reminder of the work still to be done in the fight for equality.

"Trial by Gender" dives into the heart of identity and acceptance through the lens of individuals navigating their truth in a society bound by traditional norms. Set against the backdrop of 2024 also the years to come and the years that was, this is a time of evolving societal attitudes yet persistent challenges, this collection of stories brings to life the journeys of those who dare to defy gender conventions. From the struggle of transgender athletes fighting for their right to compete, to the intimate explorations of non-binary identities, and the resilience of love that transcends gender boundaries, "Trial by Gender" offers a poignant, multifaceted exploration of what it means to live authentically in the face of adversity. Each narrative serves as a testament to the courage, pain, and triumphs of individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, inviting readers to rethink their perceptions of gender and empathy. Join us on a journey of discovery, resilience, and the quest for understanding in the ever-changing landscape of gender identity.

This is a collection of poems I started in the late 1980s and has morphed into something more than I expected. Some of my poetry is indicative of the times I lived in, and lived through. I am thrilled to share these works with you. I hope you enjoy them. The self-proclaimed Militant-Romantic

Echoes of Justice is a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that explores themes of societal injustices, personal redemption, and the complexities of law and morality. The story follows a central character, Alao Justice, who becomes entangled in the chaotic web of protests and civil unrest surrounding the EndSARS movement in Nigeria. Amidst a backdrop of political turbulence, Alao embarks on a personal journey that intertwines with the larger fight for justice and equality in society. The book delves into the emotional and psychological struggles of those fighting for their rights, capturing the tension, hope, and resilience of individuals amidst systemic oppression. Through Alao's journey, Echoes of Justice provides a deep reflection on the challenges faced by individuals who stand up for what is right in an unjust world. The narrative is filled with powerful moments of confrontation, self-reflection, and growth, and it calls attention to the importance of justice, both in the courts and in the hearts of people. The story ultimately asks the question: what does justice truly mean, and how far would one go to achieve it in the face of adversity?

Join us at the second edition of Dialogues on Development Management (DoDM), the first-of-its-kind conference on management for social change, for an exclusive conversation featuring Aamir Khan, actor & co-founder of Paani Foundation, and Amit Chandra, co-founder of ATECF! Date: 21st November 2024 Venue: Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi Take a sneak peek into Paani Foundation's transformative work and brace yourself to dive deep into their journey of addressing water scarcity in rural Maharashtra, highlighting the power of community-led development and collaboration between Samaaj, Sarkar, and Bazaar. Don't miss this opportunity to explore how development management can drive sustainable change! Register now to secure your spot: https://dodm.isdm.org.in/

When it comes down to being saved, we may want and expect someone else like prince charming to save us from all the despair but we ourselves as our own person is the only person who can save ourselves. We have to be our own hero. We have to be our own hero and be our own inspiration. Set the example not just for others (which is not a bad reason) but we must set the example for ourselves. We may also feel like it would suck that others would tell us to take our own advice, our own inspirational logic. But we have to. In order to be a role model to others, we must set the example of what we are inspiring to others.

Why does progress feel impossible in the wealthiest, most resourceful nation on Earth? Why are we still grappling with challenges like healthcare access, economic inequality, and cultural division? And most importantly, what can we do about it? In Reuniting the Nation, the author delves into the forces tearing us apart-political polarization, economic inequality, media-driven division-and exposes how these fractures stifle our collective potential. Through a blend of powerful storytelling, in-depth research, and practical solutions, this book challenges readers to rethink the systems and narratives that perpetuate inequality and division. From the role of media algorithms in shaping public opinion to the shared struggles of diverse communities often pitted against each other, Reuniting the Nation uncovers how inequality and polarization harm us all. Most importantly, it offers a roadmap for change: universal healthcare, affordable housing, and cross-cultural solidarity that unite us around shared economic goals. Whether you're a student, activist, policymaker, or simply someone searching for hope, Reuniting the Nation will inspire you to see beyond divisions and work toward a more equitable and unified society. Together, we can move past the fractures of today to build a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. A must-read for anyone who refuses to accept that division is inevitable.

Neetu, a 16 year old maiden from rural Bihar wants to go the university and break the cycle of poverty. Read what happens to her fate.

You may know Nyle DiMarco from America's Next Top Model, where he was the first-ever deaf contestant and winner of the show's 22nd season. You've probably also seen him crushing it on the dance floor on the current season of Dancing With the Stars. Now, the 26-year-old model, actor, and dancer has added another title: activist. DiMarco the face of DoSomething.org's We Are Able campaign, which aims to reduce stigma and bullying around disabilities. The campaign activates young people to a challenge chain, where they post photos with the hashtag #WeAreAble highlighting their best abilities and encouraging three friends to post about their own.