One Question Project is there to illuminate amazing women and their experience and to make it accessible to anyone. It’s created to inspire, challenge to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we maybe already know.

This time we dive in to speak about fostering connections with Clover Jean.

One Question Project is there to illuminate amazing women and their experience and to make it accessible to anyone. It’s created to inspire, challenge to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we maybe already know.

This time we dive in to speak about self confidence with the amazing and inspirational Mira Vasic.

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu Vitą Vilimaitę Lefebvre Delattre - žurnalistę, rašytoją, kosmopolitę. Šiuo metu Vita gyvena Paryžiuje, Prancūziijoje.
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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Vita Vilimaite Lefebvre Delattre who is a journalist, writer and citizen of the world, currently living in Paris, France.

One Question Project is there to illuminate amazing women and their experience and to make it accessible to anyone. It’s created to inspire, challenge to take action, create new connections and rediscover things we maybe already know.

Do I deserve to feel anything? To react? More and more I find myself pondering about that. In the beginning, it was just small glimpses, moments or even fractures of those moments. This week someone asked me how I was I responded that I find it super difficult to respond to that question ever since the war (in Ukraine) started…..

Some random reseach shared during the moments of challenged motivation, inspiration and tying it all together for the world that I want to trust with my whole heart.

It’s been more than a month since Ukraine is under attack. It’s been more than a month of tears, loss, grief, anger but also connection, coming together, holding hands and hearts close to each other. I feel like there are so many things to be shared, to be said, to be heard and I think in the begining it was really obvious how lost for words I felt. Now I feel full of stories, full of love, full of ideas and full of visualizing the steps we need to take to keep on going further, going on.

I was born in the USSR. I had a great childhood. I felt loved. I felt treasured. I felt like my world was full of sunlight, magical moments delivered by my parents, grandparents and all the people in the community. I still remember a cake I had when I was 6 years old which had bunnies on it and green grass. I was so happy. So seen. I spent days doing crafts, making clothes. I spend days reading books. I read fairytales from the whole wide world, I read Shakespear, I read a lot to the point where I actually started volunteering at a local library because I loved organizing books so much. I also don’t only say this was my childhood without pain. There was fair share of that too….

Let’s talk about reality, about things that touch our skin. That touch my skin. That land in the parts of the soul that haven’t been remembered for a long time.
How we dare to grow in pain, despite of pain, how we shiver through the light we call humanity. How we hold hands and expand through love…..

A few days ago we celebrated the restoration of the independence of Lithuania. I remember that day thirty-two years ago not super clearly. But I remember fear and uncertainty that was surrounding it for a good while. And the past few weeks I recognise this same uncertainty, anxiety and disbelief of what is going on…

Based on a theory by Hermann von Helmholtz, who was among the first scientists who calculated the rate of nerve conduction in humans. Helmholtz approximated that the speed of nerve conduction in humans was between 50-100 meters per second. I have been thinking a lot about that lately…

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu Robertą Kliknaitę - keliautoją, aktyvistę ir nepailstančią atradimų ieškotoją. Šiuo metu Roberta dalina savo laiką tarp Lietuvos ir atviros jūros.

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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Roberta Kliknaite who is activist, traveller and discovery enthusiast. Currently she shares her time between Lithuania and offshore.

Reflecting on the workshop I held in Rotterdam this week for the lecturers of Hogeschool Rotterdam. Really happy that gender is also a language that we are developing to make the world more inclusive, connected and inspiring.

Sharing my life experiences and achievements with three groups of students at UWC Maastricht this week.

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu Mildą Perminienę - verslo psichologę, dėstytoją bei MS Research and Training Academy įkūrėją. Šiuo metu Milda gyvena Londone.

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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Milda Perminiene who is a business psychologist, senior lecturer and founder of MS Research and Training Academy currently living in London, the UK.

It’s never too late to learn and study. In past year I have studied in two universities - MIT and Open University. Very different experiences and very different insights.

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu optimizmo kupiną Renatą Kemeklytę šiuo metu gyvenančią Kampaloj, Ugandoj.

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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Renata Kemeklytė - who is sparkling with optimism and life and currently is living in Kampala, Uganda.

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu Rimą Dirse - vokalistę bei muzikos entuziastę, aktyvistę bei visapusiškai įkvepiančią asmenybę, kuri jau keli dešimtmečiai gyvena Nyderlanduose.

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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Rima Dirse - vocalist and music enthusiast, activist and overall extremely inspiring personality, who has been living in the Netherlands for a few decades now.

Pokalbių serijoje apie lietuvius, išsibarsčiusius po platųjį pasaulį, šįkart kalbinu Mariją Kavaliauskaitę (Maria Cavali) - fotografę, kocepcijų kūrėją, dalinančia savo laiką tarp Lietuvos ir Amsterdamo.

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In this series of conversations with Lithuanian women who have left their motherland for a variety of reasons, I am speaking to Maria Cavali - photographer and concept creator who divides her time between Lithuania and Amsterdam.

Yesterday I gave presentation about my journey through the experiences of NGO, volunteer work and education design over the years that felt really confronting and heavy to prepare but really turned out into a beautiful experience of embracing authenticity.