Category: Personal Development
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Fearless Miles: Women Running After Dark

Running after dark can be peaceful and empowering—but safety always comes first. Discover how women can stay visible, confident, and secure on every nighttime run. From reflective running gear and eco-friendly deodorant to self-defence tips and smart tech, learn how to make your evening workouts safe, sustainable, and strong.
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The Best Things About September: Why This Month Feels So Special

Discover the best things about September and why it’s one of the most underrated months of the year. From slipping back into black boots and black bras to enjoying cosy evenings, seasonal foods, and fresh routines, September feels like a true reset. It’s also a time when social calendars open up, TV series return, and…
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Alison: A Name, a Story, and a Wardrobe of Vintage T-Shirts

Ever wondered about the meaning of the name Alison? My story blends 60s TV, family inspiration, childhood nicknames, and even a love of vintage T-shirts, showing how names evolve with identity and style.
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ARMA Proposal: Abstract Bunny Rabbits Workshop Series at Bluecoat Gallery Courtyard, 2015

Artist Alison Little’s 2015 ARMA proposal for the Bluecoat Gallery Courtyard explored the theme of “Bunny Rabbits” through a series of abstract, hands-on art workshops. Each week introduced a new creative focus — from vinyl fabric bunny forms to feet painting, burrowing installations, and comic strip storytelling. Blending art, movement, and environmental awareness, the project…
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Brainscape: Exploring Dignity and Growth Through Art for World Mental Health Day

“Brainscape, a powerful installation by Liverpool artist Alison, was unveiled for World Mental Health Day 2015 at Unit 52, Baltic Triangle. The sculpture — a large head form crafted from polythene and shredded paper — explores themes of dignity, empowerment, and recovery in mental health. Building on her earlier work Bipolar B, Alison continues to…
