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Sara Rose Parry

As seen in: BBC, Yahoo Finance Canada, The Conversation, Yahoo
Covers:  feminism, human rights, canadian politics, international affairs, society, american politics, human behavior
cur·mudg·eon: –noun; a bad-tempered, difficult, cantankerous person.

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Sara Rose Parry’s Biography

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Canadian born and home from living abroad, my interest in politics and social issues have inspired my need to write and create. With an advanced bachelor degree in Fine Art Photography and a continuance of education in Freelance and Feature Writing, I am here to observe, report and find a discourse with the like minded and the opposing; to find my voice and create a dialogue.

Sara Rose Parry’s Journalist Portfolio

Shaping Rape Culture

Shaping Rape Culture

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La fuite des cerveaux dans les zones rurales du Pays de Galles n’est pas inévitable – nous avons demandé à la génération Z ce qui la ferait rester

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By Sonya Hanna, Sara Rose Parry
| The Conversation Verified
Les jeunes du Pays de Galles rural ne veulent pas partir, mais sans opportunité professionnelle ni écoute, beaucoup ont le sentiment de ne pas avoir le choix. Heureusement, rien n’est inéluctable. Ce que nous ressentons pour nos villes natales – les lieux où nous avons grandi, les gens que nous connaissons, les souvenirs que nous avons créés – façonne la personne que nous sommes. Pour de nombreux jeunes dans les zones rurales du Pays de Galles, ces liens sont profonds.
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Brain drain in rural Wales isn’t inevitable ‑ we asked gen Z what would make them stay Original

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By Sonya Hanna, Sara Rose Parry
| The Conversation Verified
What we feel about our hometowns – the places we grew up, the people we know, the memories we made – shapes who we are. For many young people in rural Wales, those ties run deep. The mountains, villages and slate landscapes are more than scenery. They are part of family stories and everyday life. But even though they care deeply about where they live, many feel they are being pushed to leave for education or work.
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Coronavirus: Five ways to work well from home

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By Eleanor Lawrie Verified, Sara Rose Parry
| BBC Verified
By Eleanor Lawrie & Sara Parry Business reporters, BBC News Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Many people will begin working from home due to the coronavirus outbreak Thousands of people are likely to be working from home for the first time this week due to the coronavirus outbreak. For others, it's just like any other week. About 1.5 million people work from home, and it's becoming more popular all the time.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Still looking for it, tho I know where I'd like it to be

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Oh yes! And they're still great, less distraction

How is social media changing news?

It's ruining print but giving a voice to those who need it