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Pamoja Snaps!

PAMOJA SNAPS!

In today’s world, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. From ongoing global challenges to the constant stream of difficult headlines, the digital space can sometimes feel heavy. Pamoja Snaps was created as a gentle antidote, a space to highlight everyday moments of joy, creativity, and kindness. It’s our small way of celebrating the people and stories that make the world feel a little more hopeful.

Pamoja Snaps a way of celebrating our friends and collaborators and their friends and collaborators. A break to appreciate what brings us joy and happiness. A mechanism to share new ideas about how to maintain positivity and kindness. We’re using it to visualise this big, messy, interconnected community that provides us with support, stimulation and sustenance.

Pamoja Snaps is a nice name because Pamoja means togetherness and snaps (when you click your finger and thumb) are a way of showing appreciation. They are an alternative to clapping that is less distressing for people with sensory processing disorders. You can also snap to show appreciation and it doesn’t drown out the speaker. We want to give snaps to you all!

Click on the head shots below to start reading more about the lovely, clever and often under-celebrated people who make up our community. To know them is to love them! We will be adding more profiles over the coming months.

 

Beth Hollihead

Beth Hollihead

Rachel Tolhurst

Rachel Tolhurst

Eleanor MacPherson

Eleanor MacPherson

Matthew Greenall

Matthew Greenall

Lynda Keeru

Lynda Keeru

Ivy Chumo

Ivy Chumo

Sally Theobald

Sally Theobald

Giuseppe Cesareo

Giuseppe Cesareo

Vinodkumar Rao Armed

Kishori Amonkar

Beate Ringwald

Beate Ringwald