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Digital Tactics of Refugee Women: Towards an Inclusive Framework for Digital Literacies

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By Amber Bartlett, Noemí Mena Montes, Lieke Verheijen
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Digital Tactics of Refugee Women: Towards an Inclusive Framework for Digital Literacies Bartlett, Amber I [1] ; Mena Montes, Noemi [1] ; Verheijen, Lieke [1] ; Leurs, Koen [2] ; Broersma, Mirjam [1] [1] Centre for Language Studies, Radboud University, The Netherlands [2] Department of Media and Culture Studies, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Localización: Social Inclusion, ISSN-e 2183-2803, Vol.
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Asher’s Sandbox to open in Plympton in January 2026; offers unique playspace for children and meeting place for parents

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By Amber Bartlett
| EIN News
Asher’s Sandbox to open in Plympton in January 2026; offers unique playspace for children and meeting place for parents Asher's Sandbox illustration Asher’s Sandbox will offer a clean, fun, large, indoor sandbox for kids to dig, build and play – but the business will include so much more. Asher’s Sandbox is not just a playspace.
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By Amber Bartlett, Jodi Stolove
| chairdancing.com
If Mommy were an Octopus   By:  Amber Sarah Bartlett and Jodi Stolove. When Amber was three, we were getting out of our van, I was carrying her, my purse, our take out food for dinner and my keys. Amber then said,“Mommy, can you please get Diana Bear?” About to drop the many things I was carrying, I asked with slight annoyance,“What do you think I am?” Amber answered, “An Octopus.” After sharing a good laugh, my annoyance subsided.
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