Résultats pour "It's Over" dans Sciences sociales

Now in its third edition, It's My Life Now is a guide for survivors who have left an abusive relationship. It addresses - in clear, non-threatening language - various issues associated with abuse and violence, including post-relationship emotions, psychological impact, dealing with children, personal safety, legal problems, and financial security. Each chapter dismantles common myths about being in and leaving an abusive relationship and contains activities for self-exploration that survivors can complete as they navigate a new life free from abuse.

Honeys (Black women 40+) are out here embarking on new adventures, grabbing happiness, and living unapologetically… because it’s good over here!IT'S GOOD OVER HERE takes listeners into the delicious adventures in Honeyland! It’s a celebration of how good it can get on the other side of 40—across career, life and love. In each episode, our Head Honey Felicia Pride, a writer / director blazing trails as a Honey in Hollywood, chats with fellow 40+ dynamos across backgrounds and disciplines about the adventures, experiences, and pleasures that life holds in store! Produced by HONEY CHILE.

We do it all for the culture! Josiesboy, a.k.a “your girls favorite artist”, and Alexis A. McCoy are two creatives that use their voices to help shape, mold and move forward the culture while talking a little smack along the way. But of course, it's all for the culture. Call Me When It's Over is more than just a podcast it's a culture cast where we live by one special saying speak up, speak out and leave your ego at the door.

Broadcasters Miriam O’Reilly and Llewela Bailey chat about life, love, and loss. Lots of laughs too.Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there. These days she mostly spends her time dancing the Argentine tango.Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two ...

The middle class is over. It was a lie. We have the 1%...and then everyone else. Does this explain your life? My middle class life was actually working class. My problem is that it's taken me years to learn the difference.Your host Frank Simon has 40 years of work experience from white collar to blue collar, in the public sector, private sector, GIG worker, and business owner.Perspective from someone having lived in all three provinces of Western Canada, and what makes us different.