Kylie Fisher (she/her), an assistant professor of art history at Furman University, is a storyteller at heart. Through her work with the Queer Arts Initiative (QAI), a movement of the Upstate SC LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce she wants to ensure more stories are told about and by members of the queer community Fisher, a member of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program saw an opportunity to expand conversations beyond campus she secured funding for an undergraduate research fellow and together they’re collaborating with the QAI on several goals: “I feel like this project was made for me,” said Aradas a politics and international affairs and studio art double major who came out during her middle school years “I’m passionate about the advocacy side of politics and I think this project is really grounded in that.” and Alex Aradas ’26 study a mural by Eric Benjamin Fisher said Aradas’s identity and her background in the social sciences and studio art made her the perfect choice for the fellowship giving Aradas a chance to build on her skill sets and network with the community Aradas said the work has revealed some startling realities about the LGBTQ+ art landscape in the Upstate “I was really surprised by the lack of queer representation in Greenville’s murals but not a single one was dedicated to a queer space or had anything to do with LGBTQ+ She eventually discovered a queer artist who had crafted murals in Greenville and nearby Travelers Rest She and Fisher are hopeful about having the artist’s input for the QAI project Fisher uses socially engaged art history to disrupt traditional silos and narratives found in academic or museum settings and bring them to a broader public audience she hopes to build empathy and understanding in the region She wants to characterize and amplify the queer arts scene to focus on lifting those historically marginalized voices She hopes the QAI/Furman exhibition will spark discussions about identity and community and move Greenville’s diversity from the fringes to the center Fisher said the belief is that Greenville doesn’t have a queer arts scene at all. “But that’s not true,” she said. “We just lack a central hub where that work can be showcased.” She explained that apart from Modal a downtown boutique hostel and coffeehouse she doesn’t know of another venue dedicated to LGBTQ+ art in the area but it’s an important start toward furthering QAI’s mission toward providing queer artists outlets for their work a way to promote themselves and sell their art Aradas is grateful for the chance to be mentored by Fisher who embodies the very best of Furman and makes the university a better place volunteering or researching something new.” Fisher’s energy knows no bounds Aradas loves every minute of the research fellowship and is thrilled about its direction and future but representation is so important,” she said recalling a visit to a downtown Greenville mural by Ninja Picasso that focuses on the homeless “It’s called ‘seen-heard-valued,’ and it reminded me that this project is important because it challenges some of the narratives and stereotypes about queer people,” Aradas said. “This work is about making queer spaces in the community so that everybody feels valued. Because everyone deserves to feel like they have a space where they can exist.” Text description provided by the architects. The house builds a single level volume, in an abstract reading of a body laid on a gardened horizontal platform. Living-room and kitchen are connected through a dining area and each one of these spaces searches for distinctive relations with the outside The living room privileges the contact with west and gardens whereas the kitchen seeks the service spaces at east A common hall distributes to the three family bedrooms facing a narrow courtyard The north side of the building houses the service areas laundry and a studio that extends in a mezzanine You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Your web browser is not fully supported by Sharjah24 and sharjah24.ae You can get the new Chrome at Download Chrome COSTA RICA'S LEADING ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER A human rights organization in El Salvador called for “justice and reparations” on Tuesday for the 600 people massacred by the military on the banks of a river 44 years ago while trying to escape the civil war women and elderly people were killed in the community of Las Aradas An investigation by a Truth Commission created by the UN concluded in 1993 that the military “deliberately killed” these “non-combatant” civilians who were trying to cross the river to take refuge in Honduras “44 years of impunity have passed in the Sumpul massacre and there is a lack of will to apply measures of justice and reparation,” said Alejandro Díaz which defends victims of the civil war (1980-1992) which denounced the massacre before the courts in 1992 the defunct National Guard and the Nationalist Democratic Organization (Orden) a paramilitary group that collaborated with the Armed Forces in the fight against the leftist guerrillas The UN report also established that “the massacre was made possible by the cooperation of the Honduran Armed Forces which prevented the passage of the Salvadoran villagers” to the neighboring country It also considered that “there was a cover-up of the facts by the Salvadoran military authorities” and that this massacre constituted “a serious violation” of the norms of international humanitarian law Tutela Legal accuses a group of officers led by the then Minister of Defense, General José Guillermo García who is also under an arrest warrant for the murder of four Dutch journalists in March 1982 To avoid going to prison for the Dutch case García has been admitted to a private hospital for 21 months considered the most powerful military man in the Armed Forces at the time according to the human rights NGO Cristosal the group of retired generals stated in a declaration on the occasion of the bicentennial of the Salvadoran army “that no soldier should be being judged criticized or questioned for having fulfilled the mission of defending El Salvador.” “I ask the political leadership of the country to issue a pardon decree for all the members of the Armed Forces who participated in the conflict and who in one way or another are being prosecuted that for us will be the best gift in this Bicentennial,” Corado told Channel 21 television the coordinator of the NGO Human Rights Commission regretted that on Monday a committee of Congress dominated by the party of President Nayib Bukele shelved a bill to punish those responsible for crimes during the civil war “They want to continue protecting the victimizers and not the victims,” Montenegro said The Salvadoran civil war left more than 75,000 dead thousands of disappeared and substantial losses to the national economy Three people trapped deep inside a Spanish potash mine when a gallery collapsed earlier on Thursday have died we can confirm the death of three young people who were working in the mine," Aragones told reporters outside Cabanasses mine in Suria 75 kilometres (46 miles) northwest of Barcelona Rescuers had recovered and identified the bodies of three people who were "around 30 years old" sending his condolences to their families and colleagues One of the victims had been an intern there for just a few days while another was working at the mine for nearly six months Two had been studying for master's degrees in engineering at the University Polytechnic of Catalonia (PCU) while the other was doing a doctorate in geology at the University of Barcelona Rescuers said the three victims had been trapped "at a depth of about 900 metres" (2,950 feet) after one of the galleries collapsed just before 9:00 am (0800 GMT) it was hours before rescuers got down to the place where they could confirm their deaths The rescue was complicated by the need to ensure the safety of the teams involved regional interior minister Joan Ignasi Elena had told reporters earlier saying it would be "reckless" to rush such an operation Aragones announced the deaths on Twitter saying: "We deeply regret the death of the three miners in the accident in Suria mine." Many local and national media outlets also said they had died but police said they could not confirm the reports until "they were reached by a doctor" and their families had been notified all three were carrying out "a routine task that they do every day" mine worker Carlos Arnaldo told reporters at the scene "Sometimes the mine gives you no warning: the roof caves in and nothing can be done," he said "This is terrible news," tweeted Labour Minister Yolanda Diaz sending "love and solidarity to the families and colleagues of the workers caught up in the collapse at the Suria mine" which specialises in fertilisers and chemicals the Cabanasses mine had recently passed a security inspection "The last inspection was just three weeks ago and it was cleared without any sign of irregularities," Catalan regional business minister Roger Torrent told reporters at the scene ICL Iberia is the only company that produces potassium salts in Spain Two miners died in December 2013 when a gallery collapsed at the same mine The last major mining accident in Spain was two months earlier when six people were killed and five others injured following a gas leak at a coal mine in the northwest It was the worst accident at a Spanish mine since 14 miners were killed in August 1995 during a methane explosion at a coal mine in the northern province of Asturias For subscription inquiries, please contact subscription.support@al-monitor.com For all other inquiries, please use contactus@al-monitor.com Dubai-based BIC contracting Company (BICC) received a contract worth of $28 million (AED 103 million) from real estate developer Arada for construction works at the Aljada project BICC will be entrusted with supervising and executing all infrastructure development works power and road networks for the first phase of the development On-site work is scheduled for completion towards the end of 2019 “Infrastructure is the backbone of any successful real estate development Arada is very pleased to be working with BICC a high-calibre company with a strong track record in this area,” commented Arada chairman Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi He added that Arada was confident that it would meet the highest standards in its execution of this project Modern Building Contracting Company (MBCC) was awarded main construction works for the Areej’s first residential blocks The first phase of Sharjah-based Aljada consists of 14 buildings encompassing 1,300 units and 100 townhouses along with semi-detached villas “Aljada is a project that represents Sharjah’s future and we’re proud to be working with Arada to help bring this destination to life,” Al Qasimi concluded All Rights Reserved - Mubasher Info © 2005 - 2018 Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info) Get insights and exclusive content from the world of business and finance that you can trust the Armed Forces of El Salvador and paramilitary groups brutally killed over 600 defenseless civilians in Las Aradas contributed to precipitating a civil war that lasted for twelve years The participatory design and collaborative realization of the Rio Sumpul Memorial is led by the international initiative ‘Surviving Memory in Postwar El Salvador’ a collaboration of Asociación Sumpul (representing local communities) with KU Leuven (Belgium) This exhibition presents a range of materials that offer a comprehensive insight into this architectural project and its multifaceted context from architectural drawings and scale models to paintings You can register a free account and get 10 FREE premium articles a month please enter your email address in the box below and we will send you an email with a few steps to reset your password and get you back onto your account The Gibraltar 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as long as they get some love and respect a cat named Romeo didn’t get the same treatment from the people he put his trust in He’s an orange cat with a lovely coat of fur and soft paws ¡Buenos días!Desde Santuario Compasión Animal y Romeo en especial os deseamos un feliz solsticio de invierno❄❄❄⛇⛇⛇ Posted by Santuario Compasión Animal on Wednesday, December 21, 2016 Romeo was born deformed and was left for dead for being “too ugly.” He ended up on the street and people often looked at him with disgust when they saw his face it seemed like Romeo would stay homeless forever or even be killed The Spanish animal rescue non-profit Santuario Compasión Animal heard about Romeo and couldn’t let him live on the street any longer The whole team thought he was perfect just the way he was — and they adopted him “We were told nobody wanted him because he is ugly He’s a little lovable kitten who loves to play like the rest of the cats And his differences make him special,” the organization says Esta tarde estábamos como locos buscando a Romeo por todo el Santuario porque no lo encontrábamos por ningún lado Posted by Santuario Compasión Animal on Friday, December 9, 2016 Romeo was taken in with the organization’s other animals But the story doesn’t end there… When Romeo got his new home Romeo became famous and thousands of people were singing his praises online everyone knew what a wonderful cat he is and a lot of people wanted to adopt him he lives happily on the Santuario Compasión Animal’s farm Make sure to check out this video about Romeo Romeo en su litera Todas las mañanas le decimos a Romeo que cuando sale el sol es hora de salir de la cama y empezar a trabajar pero parece que ha entendido que en el Santuario los humanos trabajamos y el resto disfrutan <3¿Nos ayudas a seguir salvando vidas?► Hazte soci@ desde 6€ mes > www.compasionanimal.org/socios► Por 1€/mes haz Teaming > www.teaming.net/santuariocompasionanimal► Apadrina por 10€ al mes >www.compasionanimal.org/apadrina¡Juntos podemos hacer del mundo un lugar mejor Posted by Santuario Compasión Animal on Friday Romeo has an important lesson to teach us: that appearance doesn’t matter The important thing is how we treat each other Newsner is a modern news magazine offering news that means something for you and your life in-depth stories drawn from the world around us on a daily basis It’s engaging news that you want to read Privacy Policy Fact checking & Ethics Advertise Contact & Editorial team News Entertainment Family Science Food Household & Life hacks Newsner is owned by N365 Group and a part of Caybon Children have always teased each other; it is part of growing up But sometimes it goes far beyond that and turns into a complete nightmare… and it raises that point that we have to do much more to make sure that our kids don’t bully others — because every child deserves to live without fear and have a happy childhood is a 6-year-old boy who was attacked by a bunch of 5-year-olds outside his apartment complex like beating him up,” Carter said in an interview about his friend “I just told them to stop… and then they did it to me.” But what the bullies did next was more than just tease him Not only did they use their fists to batter Carter he had wounds and bruises all over his body bruises across his face and a lacerated eye “It’s been hell. I haven’t slept I haven’t eaten. I can’t do anything,” she told KOMO News “I can’t even leave his side.” STANDING UP TO BULLIES: Six-year-old Carter English said a group of children attacked him with rocks and sticks — and… Posted by ABC7 on Monday, August 27, 2018 the doctors had to pick dirt and sawdust out of his eyes The police have contacted social services to get to the bottom of what happened to ensure that it never happens again Dana and Carter live in fear and are afraid that it will happen again I don’t know what I’d do if something like that happened to my children I think we should teach our children to stand up to bullies I really hope the parents of the bullies had a serious talk with their kids If these children can do this at the age of 5 I can’t imagine what they’ll do when they’re older if no one teaches them the difference between right and wrong Watch an interview with Dana and Carter here: Help us spread this story by clicking the share button below Together we can help put an end to bullying has to be the hardest thing a parent can go through When William Jazwinski was out driving one morning back in April he saw a police car flashing its lights in his rearview mirror And as the police officer walked up to his truck William rolled down his window and wondered if he had been driving too fast The officer just wanted to thank William for his military service William realized that the officer must have seen the military bumper sticker on the back of his truck The officer asked William where he had served and William replied that he had been in Iraq for 15 months That’s when the officer started to open He told William that his son also served in Iraq but never came back William was moved by the officer’s story and a sense of sorrow came over him the officer noticed an American flag on the dashboard It was identical to the flag he had received when he was informed about his son’s death It sparked the officer to ask William an unusual question I still don’t believe it most days he’s gone,” the officer said William teared up and got out of his truck to give the officer the hug he had asked for William had just come from a PTSD (post-traumatic stress syndrome) rehabilitation program and a hug was just what he needed Later, William shared the event on his Facebook page and it has been shared almost 180,000 times Share if you were also moved by this story and if you’d like to thank William and the officer for their service all the fear and anxiety disappears and is replaced with gratitude that can last a lifetime That’s what happened to a 25-year-old British student named Georgia Bradley while she was on vacation in Greece this summer Georgia thought they might try and rape her Georgia is forever grateful — and she showed her appreciation in the sweetest way possible It all started when Georgia Bradley was on the beach in Greece this summer Two men started  following her and they wouldn’t leaver her alone “I decided to go for a walk along the beach and found two Greek men who kept harassing me to go out for a drink. I kept telling them I didn’t want to,” Georgia told the Daily Mail “One of them grabbed me on the arm and I didn’t know what was going to happen I was on my own and it was a very scary and difficult situation.” jumped up at me and began barking and licking my hand She must have noticed something was wrong,” Georgia said The men were ran off and Georgia got a new best friend in the form of a lovable dog the dog followed Georgia back to the apartment where she was staying “We had an instant bond… We went right round the town to see if she had an owner but we couldn’t find one and we had to fly the next day,” said Georgia Georgia took the dog to an animal shelter and a local veterinarian we saw her around outside the bars and restaurants trying to get the attention of the tourists she followed us around and we wondered what we could do we looked back and Pepper was running after the car she decided that she just had to rescue Pepper Georgia spent her savings on getting Pepper a microchip Pepper was allowed to travel to the United Kingdom but their story doesn’t end there… One week after Pepper arrived at Georgia’s home in Cornwall When I heard about the strong bond between Pepper and Georgia the saying “dogs are a man’s best friend” really hit home Please share it if you were also touched by this story Jessica Beniquez ate fast food every day and spent hours in front of the TV “I laid in bed watching series after series on Netflix and she took the first steps on her inspiring journey Being overweight is both difficult and unhealthy but it can be incredibly difficult to break the pattern and change your life That’s why I think stories like Jessica’s are worth highlighting — because they show that weight loss can be done The first habit Jessica changed was to stop eating fast food changing to healthier alternatives was a big shift and started watching exercise videos on YouTube but eventually she dared to go to the gym — a place that had always terrified her Jessica trains for about two hours each day — and her new lifestyle has made quite a difference Jessica documents her weight loss and the changes she’s made in her life on social media Her hope is that she can inspire others to believe in themselves “My name is Jessica and I’m 21,” she recently wrote on Instagram “I’m 5’4 (162 cm) and I have lost over 170 lbs (80 kg) with diet and exercise Starting at over 320 lbs (145 kg) and currently between 145-148 (60–70 kg).” “There were and still are obstacles that get in the way but that’s just the way it is and I have to deal with it Jessica’s transformation has not only been physical “I never expected to be where I am today I have so much more energy… It’s crazy the things I can do now that I couldn’t do before,” Jessica says Share and like her amazing transformation if you also think that this girl has done a great job One of their first actions was to gather Jews in ghettos The Nazis began building concentration camps in order to launch “Generalplan Ost,” an ethnic cleansing of Jews The year 1933 saw the building of the first concentration camp there were a total of 730 concentration camps Prisoners were used as an industrial workforce which was of great use to the Germans during the war The goal was to make the Jews extinct in Europe Auschwitz consisted of three parts with Auschwitz II-Birkenbau being a pure death camp When my grandmother came to Sweden on the White Buses The buses were organized by a Swedish count named Folke Bernadotte who wanted to save Scandinavian war prisoners during the last part of the war The buses were painted with red crosses in order to avoid attacks the administration broke down and others were able to use the buses he worked in a glass factory by the order of the SS (Schutzstaffel) The factory was near the SS headquarters in the Polish city of Piotrków The children were considered good workers since their tiny hands could polish glass in places where adult hands were too big and clumsy Moses worked in the factory before he and his mother were sent to the concentration camp in Ravensbrük My grandfather was sent to the Buschenwald concentration camp and Moses was sent to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp he was taken care of by a woman who later was given the name “The Angel of Bergen-Belsen,” for saving so many orphans my grandfather Saoul searched for over a year before discovering that some children had been brought to Sweden Saoul and my grandmother Rosa met in Sweden and six of my grandmother’s seven siblings had been murdered My grandfather’s first wife and all six of his siblings were all killed few of those who survived the Holocaust are still with us it’s important that we remember their stories and that we keep sharing them so that history never repeats itself Here are the terrible images that a drone caught on tape as it flew over Auschwitz last year: [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYnyusxZdBA” /] Adele burst onto the international music scene 10 years ago with her debut album 19 It was also a mega hit and won her seven Grammy Awards One of the standout songs on the disc is “Someone Like You,” a very personal song about a breakup The song was celebrated by critics and it’s still one of Adele’s most popular songs The recorded version of the song is powerful enough but it becomes even more moving when Adele performs it live One particularly emotional performance of the classic song came when Adele performed it at Royal Albert Hall in London in 2011 Adele gives a sublime performance that gives me goosebumps every time I watch it And from the second Adele sees how lovingly the audience treats her powerful song There’s no doubt that this song means at least as much to Adele as it does to her audience [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAWJIDWwAVc” /] The bond between mother and child is amazing I guess it starts before the child is even born it doesn’t start slowly and gradually get stronger over time I guess that’s why the video below is spreading like wildfire on the internet right now It shows the love of a mother for her baby a mother holds her newborn baby in her arms and kisses her gently and sweetly the newborn puckers her lips like she wants another kiss The mom in the video can’t help but laugh heartily You can really see how surprised she is that her infant can already make such a dramatic facial expression The little girl really lights up the whole room with her cuteness the mom gives her baby another kiss — and her baby does it again This is the cutest thing I’ve seen in a long time I totally understand why the mother can’t stop laughing It’s amazing moment between mother and child that this mom will never forget [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKaf_ZGNVbQ” /] Share this lovely video if you want to spread some joy today That fact that many animals are smart isn’t news But did you know that octopuses are also intelligent “They are probably the closest we will come to meeting an intelligent alien,” Peter Godfrey-Smith writes in his article “The Mind of an Octopus,” published in Scientific Mind According to Sy Montgomery, writing in Orion Magazine octopuses can recognize people and move toward humans they’re familiar with but a family on holiday at the Red Sea got a firsthand experience of this a few years ago they could see that it was an octopus that had gotten stuck They weren’t sure if it was still alive the family returned to the beach and saw a shadow in the water It was the octopus they had saved the day before It quickly swam to them and followed them along the shore Here’s what the family wrote on YouTube where they posted a video of the memorable event: He accompanied us a long time while we walked along the beach We are sure that this octopus came back to thank us for saving his life It’s amazing how intelligent animals are.” And they also decided that they’d never eat octopus again Do you remember the dress that viral when no one could agree what color it was it’s a sneaker that’s got people talking You might remember the dress that went viral a couple years ago while others thought it was blue and black A user on Twitter shared an image with the question “What color is this shoe?” Instantly with some saying it’s gray and turquoise and others saying white and pink https://twitter.com/tidaIwavesdjh/status/918199438673432577 We’re assuming it’s more gray than pink Please share and see what your friends think Heather and Riley had only married for a little while when they found out that Riley was pregnant But the couple wasn’t just welcoming one child into the world — they were welcoming two Only 11 weeks into Heather’s pregnancy her doctors told her that she would be having conjoined twins When Erin and Abby were brought into the world via Caesarean section in June 2016 The twins’ heads had fused together in the early stages of the pregnancy Heather and Riley had to spent a lot of time at the hospital during the pregnancy The babies had to stay at the hospital under the close supervision and care of their doctors This was certainly wasn’t what the young couple had expected but there was hope that things could get better Heather lived with the babies in the hospital and Riley regularly visited his wife and children The separation process took multiple surgeries over several months a 30-person team performed the demanding 11-hour surgery Although the surgery carried many risks — including the chance that either or both of the babies could die — it was successful the twins are on the mend and their future looks bright Watch a video about the twins’ journey here: [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=626&v=WZ0Lq6WIaok” /] the surgery went well and Erin and Abby are healthy These lovely girls will certainly have a special connection with each as twins Share this story with your friends on Facebook if it also moved you Most people who want to make a big change or get a makeover do it for aesthetic reasons They just want to be more beautiful and feel better inside But some people go to the hair salon for completely different reasons And this was the definitely the case for a young lady named Laura Laura turned to Jerome Lordet at the Pierre Michel Salon in New York She wanted to give herself a new look and get a boost before she started chemotherapy Jerome knew exactly what to do to fulfill Laura’s wishes He wanted to help her through this emotionally tough time and poured his heart into the transformation Laura wasn’t just looking for a new look; she wanted to do something uplifting and positive before starting her treatment Jerome started by cutting the length off Laura’s long brown hair Laura had no idea how the final result would be She couldn’t help but run her fingers through her new short hair a few times Jerome wasn’t the only member of the team at the salon to help with the transformation One of the salon’s most talented makeup artists and lipstick to highlight Laura’s already beautiful face Watch this video to see Laura’s wonderful transformation here [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/PDTr0Kgn0gk” /] It must have been so nice for Laura so see her new look Many thanks to Jerome Lordet and the Pierre Michel Salon Please share this amazing transformation if you also think Laura’s new look was goreous you’ll be convinced that it’s really true When Pete and Belulah Mae slowly make their way to the center of the dance floor everyone starts laughing and thinks it’s a joke the elderly couple does get off to a bumpy start The audience can’t help but laugh out loud the couple’s moves aren’t exactly graceful the crowd realizes that all the couple’s early fumbles were an act And soon it becomes clear how good these two dancers really are What initially seemed to be a joke turns out to be an absolutely top-flight performance Talk about giving the audience a show they’ll never forget Scroll down to watch the video and skip ahead to the 1:30 mark to see the amazing couple dance: [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X44NyIo28PE” /] Please share this wonderful video if you want to make someone smile today Newsner is owned by N365 Group and a part of Caybon.