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Alliance of Sahel States Pt. 1: Burkina Faso – An Anti-imperialist Introduction w/ Prudence Iticka | Upstream
May 27, 2025 - In this episode, we've brought on Prudence Iticka, a Camaroonian pan-Africanist and member of United African Diaspora and The Coalition for the Elimination of Imperialism in Africa, to tell us more about the AES and the struggle it's currently ...
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CBC News
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Calgarians are turning to each other as the cost of living rises | CBC News
Iticka said she has spent several years volunteering for non-profit organizations. Her group aims to serve people with dignity, something she believes can be lacking in other social supports. "Something that really bothered me was just the barriers that I saw. Even feeding someone was like a process," she said. "Someone's hungry, let's go feed them. It was like 'someone's hungry. Let's sit down, analyze it.'" Prudence Iticka says she's noticed a heightened need for mutual aid groups since the start of the pandemic, and hopes more people get involved with it.
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How Black People United is Expanding Networks of Care Throughout Mohkínstsis - Healthy Aging CORE Alberta
Black People United (BPU) is a grassroots, mutual aid movement rooted here in Calgary, with the goal of expanding “networks of care” within Black communities – as organizer Prudence Iticka would describe it. While BPU is here for all of those in need (more about that in a bit), a good portion of those served by the movement are refugees and refugee claimants.READ MORE HERE
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Prudence Character Strength | VIA Institute
Research findings on the benefits of the strength of prudence found that prudence is associated with productivity and the ability to be conscientious. This strength helps you to avoid the mishaps of life, both physical and psychological. It can help you feel more in control, especially in moments of doubt or fear, and allow you to make decisions that support your values and long-term goals.
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Some of Irina Lemeshko’s colleagues are Dmitriy Fesenko, Dianne Lyons, Prudence Iticka, Sacha Galletti.
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Cambridge Dictionary
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PRUDENCE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
PRUDENCE meaning: 1. behaviour that is careful and avoids risks: 2. behavior that is careful and avoids risks: 3…. Learn more.
Merriam-Webster
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PRUDENCE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason; skill and good judgment in the management of affairs and the use of resources; caution or circumspection as to danger or risk… See the full definition
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r/OhNoConsequences on Reddit: Found on Dear Prudence. I thought this was perfect for this sub
July 3, 2024 -
Source: https://slate.com/human-interest/2012/02/work-husband-my-wife-is-going-away-with-her-close-work-friend-should-i-worry.html second question
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Wow, what a solid answer. I normally think these kind of columns are a little vapid, it seems a stretch to expect to give helpful advice to someone based on a few paragraphs they choose to share with you and no followup questions. But she really nailed this answer.
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At first I misread it and thought it was when the OOP was 11 they stopped with their shit behavior. But of course, no. Unfortunately, what OOP fails to acknowledge is that their actions have consequences - and the son has no obligation to reach out. He was abused, and abuse survivors don't have to anything when it comes to their abusers. I think a good first step would be for OOP to recognize that they abused their child. It was not just being an anger machine and an asshole, it was being abusive. Words have power, as the son well knows, and OOP needs to be brutally honest with themselves.