Lucid Wake
Equitable Narratives
by Duresameen Ashraf

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In a landscape of systems such as religion, racism, media, patriarchy, education, and internationalism, it is important to be cognizant of the intents and impacts of social narratives as they impact our awareness, critical thinking, and capacities for change. Revision of cultural norms starts with consideration. Through root cause analysis, a collection of essays, global art, and poetry uncover the drivers of social, environmental, and economic insecurity. Via rationality, reasoning, and collaboration, there is a need to restructure narratives accordingly.

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Duresameen Ashraf holds a Master's in International Cooperation for Urban Planning from TU Darmstadt in Germany, as well as an Honours Bachelors of Science in Psychology from the University of Toronto, Canada, and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of London, England. Her projects facilitate urban safety for social resilience, which are supported by over a decade of experience in various countries and languages. Sameen was also an Analyst at the International Criminal Court (UN) in The Hague. Her books and courses may be found at dev-data.org and globaldev.institute.

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