by AuthorSue | Oct 20, 2016 | Cambodia, philanthropy, teaching, Uncategorized, Writing
I’m now back in Cambodia for a busy couple of weeks splitting my time between Writing Through and Anjali House. I can tell you that it’s a much longer trip to SE Asia from New York than it is from London. The jet lag was pretty intense, but after five days...
by AuthorSue | Oct 10, 2016 | teaching, Uncategorized, Writing
Isn’t that the question that every student asks? Well now for me it really does seem to matter in a new way. Over the past quarter century I adopted the British way of spelling in most of my writing, and as someone whose stock in trade is words, that was...
by AuthorSue | Sep 19, 2016 | teaching, Uncategorized, Writing
I can’t even begin to say how much stuff there is in my head — not necessarily useful stuff, mind you, but the kind of stuff that feels important and necessary at the time. Over the past few years, I have gotten used to juggling lots of different...
by AuthorSue | Jun 15, 2016 | Uncategorized
Patience is a virtue. For the past five years, I have looked out my window to see trucks and piles of dirt and men in yellow vests and hard hats. There have been cranes and cranes to build cranes and then cranes to take down the cranes that built the cranes. The road...
by AuthorSue | Mar 21, 2016 | Cambodia, philanthropy, poetry, short story, teaching, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing
NEWS RELEASE Contact: Sue Guiney [email protected] Writing Through Among the Winners of Judith’s Reading Room’s ‘Freedom Through Literacy’ Award Writing Through, an organization which teaches conceptual thinking and self-esteem...
by AuthorSue | Mar 9, 2016 | Cambodia, Gender Equity, philanthropy, poetry, teaching, Uncategorized, Writing
Earlier this week, Cambodia celebrated International Women’s Day. The schools were closed and everything. It is a national holiday here (which just confirms to me the inkling that this country has a keen sense of irony). But programs on Gender Equality education...
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