#memory-preservation

#memory-preservation

Being queer, often, means feeling unseen. "We come from a history of erasure that is manifested not only through hate crimes and discrimination, but also through a lack of representation, symbolic violence, and the absence of legal protections," explains André Mere Rivera, director of the Queer Memory Archive of Peru (Archivo de la Memoria Marica del Perú).

Anchanatt Alexander was a well-respected doctor, whose tragic loss in the Air India Flight 182 bombing exposes the need for recognition of this historical event.

"There's an asymmetry in time. The older generation has accumulated a wealth of lived experience... But they're often lonely. Meanwhile, the younger generation is busy..."

A mushroom growing kit that grows right there in the packaging, so you can add some sweet, sweet umami flavors to all your favorite dishes.

Every week, the Your Local Guardian publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away in a heartfelt tribute.

Ken Hay, who joined the Essex Regiment at 17, fought bravely in Normandy, was captured by the Nazis, and endured a grueling march to liberation.

Keeping a journal while traveling preserves memories, allowing reflection on experiences and a tangible connection to moments, offering a creative outlet to enhance your journey.