24 January 2021 by Jennifer
Having trouble getting going? Maybe ask yourself these questions, which are more compassionate and more systemic than ideas about being “lazy”.
Instead of “lazy”: from a zine
Category: Creativity & logistics
Reasons for (& against) BiCon being online again in 2021
14 January 2021 by Jennifer
BiCon 2020 was online. Here’s my reasoning for why I think it’s probably best to do it that way again in 2021.
BiCon, revisited
12 November 2020 by Jennifer
Change, systems, racism, ethics, and other personal/political musings. Plus news of a BiCon anti-racism review.
Creativity zine news
5 October 2020 by Jennifer
New zine by me, “Creativity is for everyone”. Now available to buy.
COVID-19 numbers, step by step
20 July 2020 by Jennifer
What do we know about covid numbers? And how do we know? Key points, plus explanations in common-sense terms. (Most examples from England or UK.)
COVID-19 changing our realities
14 March 2020 by Jennifer
Facts & thoughts that have influenced why I’m “social distancing”, in these early days of COVID-19 in the UK.
What if change were easy sometimes?
29 January 2018 by Jennifer
On changes you have to work at, versus changes that “just happen”.
New habits of movement (whatever your size)
5 January 2017 by Jennifer
Seven steps for building a new habit of more movement/exercise – or indeed a different new habit. All-size-friendly.
An outside view on the Labour Party
15 October 2016 by Jennifer
Reflections on the UK Labour Party in the summer of 2016. Not claiming to have answers – just wanting to put into words some of what I’ve been thinking, and share it.
New badges for the non-schoolers
14 May 2016 by Jennifer
Four new original 1-inch badge designs, for people doing non-school education.
On the eve of the General Election
6 May 2015 by Jennifer
My thoughts on the main political parties in England.
The skewed demographics of LGBT volunteering
29 September 2013 by Jennifer
Considering some factors which influence who volunteers.