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Some links shared on HR Nov 28 2022
LYNNE FRANKS
- Https://www.google.com/books/edition/Grow_The_Modern_Woman_s_Handbook/zFbQJu3KgbkC?hl=en (79 pp preview)
- https://lynnefranks.com/po7 (Lynne Franks' Power of Seven Women's Leadership Archetype)
DR. ANINO EMUWA
SOPHIA SWIRE
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6CymVOUCTo (3:18 Who are the Brahma Kumaris?)
- http://www.just-a-minute.org
- The Brahma Kumaris first established a presence in the UK in 1971. This is their story of growth in the UK. For information about the services offered by the Brahma Kumaris in Bradford, please visit our website:http://www.brahmakumaris.org/uk/bradford - JAM (Just-A-Minute) : www.just-a-minute.org]
SISTER JAYANTI
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlWdQA5vR_o (1:14:39 A Super Vision for 2022 | Sister Jayanti & Sister Manda YouTube · Brahma Kumaris UK Jan 21, 2022)
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXL6XKlagnI (48:34 Raja Yoga for the Mind | Meditations with Sister Jayanti YouTube · Brahma Kumaris UK Jun 21, 2021)
MIRIAM KENNETT
- https://ideas.repec.org/e/pke107.html (Research output 4 articles)
- https://vimeo.com/user78993274/albums (Miriam Kennet / Collections / Showcases)
- https://vimeo.com/user78993274/videos (114 Miriam Kennet’s Videos)
- https://scholar.google.gr/citations?user=6D0HpxEAAAAJ&hl=el (Google Scholar Miriam Kennet)
JO WOOD
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=je8Acz6hmpc (1:04:52 #179 Up Close And Personal - with Jo Wood - YouTube Steven Sulley talks to actress, model, podcast host, television personality and entrepreneur, Jo Wood. Jan 6, 2022)
ORSOLA DE CASTRO
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4QackJiggc (1:08:02 19 May 2021 Orsola de Castro talked about the not-for-profit global movement movement Fashion Revolution she co-created in 2013 and of the book ... AUPvideos)
- https://www.holeandcorner.com/recommends/loved-clothes-last (In her new book, Loved Clothes Last, just published this week, designer, educator and creative director of Fashion Revolution Orsola de Castro says, ‘I like to think of crafts as myths and fairy tales or regional food recipes, born and developed according to their unique local circumstances, with local ingredients and conditions dictating pretty much everything, from the type of wood or metal used to make tools and implements (which in turn affects the gauge and weave of a fabric), to the kind of fibre or material that is available…’ She describes the world as a ‘delicious minestrone soup’ made up of yellows from India to Naples; rough woollen textures from the north, ‘skills perfected by thousands of different hands bringing their own intervention; secrets passed on and on, throughout generations and populations.’)