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My name is Casey and I’m a journalist and blogger living in Australia.
The Intercultural Girl is a blog about intercultural life, Nepal, women's issues, cross-cultural communication, women's empowerment and relationships - especially intercultural relationships. I am passionate about women's voices in the media and the movement toward equality between the sexes.
Love and sunshine to you all.
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Category Archives: Journalism
Living in Nepal- my very deep thoughts
Lately I’ve really been thinking about whether or not I could live in Nepal. Rabindra and I have discussed this recently and it’s something that scares me a fair bit. He has mentioned that we could move to Nepal if … Continue reading
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Rantings of a journalist
There are many issues I am passionate about. Human rights, equality, politics, war, injustice, Nepal and culture. But if there’s one thing that gets me going more than anything else, it’s journalism. The role of the media. The fundamental right … Continue reading →
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