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“It was a joyful, fiercely stimulating time. The theme of surrealism provoked some gloriously experimental work, and many of us chose to lean into the trope of resistance at the heart of the surrealist movement.” – Dr Adam Perchard discusses Transpoesie 2024.
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Transformative Transpoesie
Small Businesses: A catalyst for growth in the economy
The author entered and won the Future Economists Essay Competition 2024, where she wrote a letter to the Chief Economic Adviser to Jersey, Tom Holvey, about the role of small businesses in driving innovation and growth in an economy.
100 Men Aloud: Reinvigorating Jersey’s Choral Culture
The Vision of 100 Men Aloud Jersey has a rich musical history, but in recent years, the island has witnessed a decline in male participation in singing. The 100 Men Aloud project aimed to reverse the trend, engaging men from all walks of life with the joy and camaraderie of singing. Under the direction of … Read more 100 Men Aloud: Reinvigorating Jersey’s Choral Culture
Pedal your way to better health!
Posted on — Categories Climate, Environment, Health
The benefits of cycling for mental and physical wellbeing Cycling isn’t just a way to get to work or a weekend hobby; it’s a powerful tool for enhancing both your mental and physical health. Whether you’re riding through town or exploring the green lanes, the benefits of cycling are profound and backed by real-world science. … Read more Pedal your way to better health!
Regen Gathering 2024 – optimism and community
Posted on — Categories Agriculture, Community, Economy, Tourism, Visitor Economy
I recently had the privilege of attending the Regen Gathering organised by Hypha consulting in Jersey which left me feeling invigorated and hopeful for the future of our beautiful island community. The event focused on regenerative food systems, but this year also provided a bridge to the visitor economy, bringing together a raft of world-renowned … Read more Regen Gathering 2024 – optimism and community
A Lifeline for Companionship: The Connect Me Social Group
In an era where social isolation and loneliness are becoming increasingly prevalent, particularly among carers and the elderly, initiatives that foster community connections are essential for our island.
Creative destruction – a force to be embraced and preserved?
Posted on — Categories Economy, Finance, Productivity
Productivity growth at the level of a firm is quite easy to understand. At its simplest it means a firm finding ways to produce more value with the same or less inputs; but exactly how the actions of individual firms build up to deliver productivity growth at the level of the economy is more difficult to imagine.
Jennifer’s Journey to Connection: Coach to Connector
In our interconnected world, the importance of fostering community connections is sometimes overlooked. At the heart of the Connect Me mission are the dedicated individuals known as Connectors. These individuals play a pivotal role in bringing people together, enhancing community spirit, and promoting overall well-being. Today, we delve into the inspiring journey of Jennifer Neill, … Read more Jennifer’s Journey to Connection: Coach to Connector
Returning to Work and Breastfeeding
To mark International Breastfeeding week, Debra Hennessy, IBCLC, Family Nursing and Home Care (FNHC), and Deborah McCoy, Infant Feeding Specialist Midwife, Health for Community Services (HCS), have collaborated on a series of blog posts to celebrate the week. If you are returning to work soon, congratulations on keeping your feeding going this far! Many women … Read more Returning to Work and Breastfeeding
Common Breastfeeding Problems
To mark International Breastfeeding week, Debra Hennessy, IBCLC, Family Nursing and Home Care (FNHC), and Deborah McCoy, Infant Feeding Specialist Midwife, Health for Community Services (HCS), have collaborated on a series of blog posts to celebrate the week. Many of the common problems experience in the early days of breastfeeding are caused by poor latch … Read more Common Breastfeeding Problems