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We live in an ever changing world. Sometimes it can be difficult to keep up and we can feel in danger of being left behind, by changing social attitudes and developments. How can you educate yourself if you don't know where to begin? In this short collection of essays, Karl Falconer brings together a diverse collection of writers who share their experience on some of the world's most pressing subjects. Covering a wide range of topics from Trans Identities, to Autism and Neurodiversity, from Black British History to Consent, Politics and Human Rights, this collection makes it easy for you to learn more about the world in which we live, in a safe space where it is alright to make mistakes. Educating us from their own experiences, an incredible collection of emerging writers make these complex subjects accessible and relatable, with further resources recommended for those wishing to learn more. This book is the first step on a long journey of continually educating ourselves to create a more tolerant and empathetic society.

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Karl Falconer is a director and educator working alongside the Paul Hamlyn Foundation on disruptive technologies and processes in the arts and community engagement space. He is the winner of the University of Salford Outstanding Achievement Alumni Award and a first-class researcher from the prestigious Shakespeare Institute, with researched published in academic journals including Critical Survey.

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