Inspiring change: The roles of women and their communities
Change never seems to come fast enough for the hungry and oppressed, yet 'change', when hurried, is often shallow and fraught with casualties. So rather than indulging in fantasies of revolutionary and sweeping social upheavals, two luminary speakers at the Wee Kim Wee Centre’s second ...
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