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Immigrating From Yugoslavia Was a Struggle and a Privilege—Both Can Be True – FEMigration
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by Natasha Tripney (reprinted from Catapult.Co) “There’s nowhere in the world where I don’t have an accent. Nowhere where my voice fits.” ...

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How to develop good habits in kids –
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Before I gave birth to my first child, I knew that I wanted to teach my children how to develop good habits.   Growing up, I had never done ...

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The Invisible Backpack Every Mother Carries – Being A Thinkaholic
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The invisible backpack It was a Sunday night and my 10-year-old was packing her backpack for school. Usually on a Monday her bag ...

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What It Feels Like To Be a Daughter of Immigrants Raising American-Born Children – FEMigration
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by Carmen Garcia -Shushtari (Reprinted from The Everymom) I remember the exact moment my first son was placed in my arms after giving birth. I ...

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When the Body Becomes Armour: soft weapons Challenges the Gaze
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In a massive 6,000-square-foot commercial space, soft weapons: Keep Your Fucking Hands Off My Body, curated by Cassandra Neyenesch and Lydia Nobles, opens ...

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Uplifting My Mom’s Immigration Story – FEMigration + More
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By Kathy Tran The narrative surrounding the Vietnam War rarely shines a light on the impacts of war and resettlement on Vietnam’s women. ...

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Off road with mum – Bookanista
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WE’RE TWO WEEKS INTO the hottest summer since records began. The chalkland garden outside the house is cringing and wilting despite my best efforts with ...

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