#hand-out

[madoo-net]

Informationen zur Beratung bei Stottern

beziehend auf Non-Avoidance-Ansatz Als Leitfaden zur Elternberatung gedacht; Therapietransparenz/Aufklärung über Stottern- gebe es den Eltern nach ausführlicher Besprechung gerne mit. Erster Schritt der Desensibilisierung ;)

[hennethgalad]

Hand outs.

Next time you hear a right-wing person talk about hand-outs, remind them of the unpaid labour of women, who do 3/4 of the work in the world.

There is a day in autumn after which, due to the gender pay gap, women work for nothin for the rest of the year. Now THAT is a hand-out.

Unliveable wages, that is a massive hand-out, and where the billionaires get their billions. Not out of thin air, but out of the hands of the poor and huddled masses.

In the US, the massively disproportionately black prison population is even now compelled to slave labour. That is a hand-out.

The ridiculous cost of housing, half a salary, that is a hand-out.

The ridiculous cost of education beyond the age of 18, that is a hand-out.

The ridiculous cost of healthcare, the profiteering of big pharma, that is a hand-out.

Etc etc etc

[fgicz]

It has been said that God will provide..

[fgicz]

It has been said that God will provide..

[gyrrakavian]

by jollyjack

“Why don’t you launch a Kickstarter campaign?” “Have you heard of Patreon?” “Why doesn’t your site have a Donate button?” Put simply, I have this (evidently archaic) opinion that; if you want to make money, you have to do the work first. I don’t like the idea of taking money off people unless they get something for it immediately, not [insert timeframe here] down the line. It feels like a scam. That’s why I produce all those cheap digital comics: to finance my larger projects (and which is why I get pissed off when I find them being distributed freely online, because it slows ever

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Gratis Social media Hand-out

hand-out social media tips van Chris Wormhoudt Download hier:

[putnams-landing]

“We have to stop infantilizing Haiti,” Ms. Jean said in an interview from Ottawa. “Aid is good in a crisis situation. But once the crisis is over, you have to build on what’s sustainable.”

Trade-not-aid has become a new mantra in post-earthquake Haiti as President Michel Martelly struggles to rebuild an economically shattered nation. Although Haiti has long been heavily reliant on foreign assistance, funnelled through thousands of NGOs, Ms. Jean says it’s time for a “profound change in the paradigm.”

“People want to get out of their total dependence on international aid,” she said. Jobs are crucial in a nation where more than half the population is under age 25. “You can’t think about development on the basis of charity. The Haitian people love to work.”