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Juliet Van Ruyven: Believe in Yourself, Decide to Succeed
By Marivir R. Montebon Keep believing in yourself. That’s when you win. You win over yourself. – Juliet T. Van Ruyven New York City — International motivational speaker and author Juliet van Ruyven visited the Big Apple last week and spoke in the Filipino restaurant Payag Queens before young leaders of the JCI […]
So This is What Domestic Slavery Looks Like
Maria: My Reflection in the Mirror By Mona Lunot Kuker You’ll see their faces in the subway train, in shopping districts, in grocery stores, inside the bus, or in the park. I hear them talking in my native tongue (Tagalog), and every time I see them, I feel as if I am looking […]
IDLE NO MORE: Canada’s First Nations Struggle to Defend Mother Earth
By Marivir R. Montebon “…To live in peace, friendship, and harmony on Mother Earth, the place that gave us birth…” – From Idle No More, by Alex Jacobs, a Mohawk and a visual artist. New York — Cree Nation leader Sylvia McAdam told her audience in New York City that Alex Jacobs one time approached her and […]
OSM! Enjoys Big Readership in Year 1
OSM! is enjoying a vast readership worldwide with a current and growing online readers of more than 22,000 in less than a year of existence. (February 2013 stats by WordPress) The readers are professional men and women mostly based in the US (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland, Chicago, the Carolinas, […]
WOMEN INTERRUPTED
BY MARIVIR R. MONTEBON art by Madonna Davidoff (This article is condensed from the original manuscript of the author that was presented at the University of Alberta in Alberta, Canada in time for the conference on Women writing and reading history in May 2007). It must have been easy and fun in pre-colonial times in […]
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