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Jasmine, our community development officer, shares her story with us on how she found her way to living in Cornwall, and how Tea has supported her sense of belonging & community... I was raised by my Chinese & Japanese mother in Hong Kong, I grew up surrounded by Cha (Tea), whether it was at home in a teapot, when we’d go “Yum Cha”, eating Dim Sum, or serving it to the ancestors during certain Chinese festivities. I didn’t know it as a child, but the rituals around serving an

1st June, 2026 Attending Naabil Khan’s workshop on women’s health inequalities offered a powerful continuation of the conversations initiated during the earlier CEDAW session, hosted by IWN. While CEDAW highlighted structural and legal dimensions of gender inequality, this workshop grounded those ideas in lived realities, particularly within healthcare systems that continue to underserve women in deeply entrenched ways. Naabil began by tracing the historical roots of medical