Impossible choices: the rucksack question OR you have thirty minutes…
You’ve got thirty minutes to pack a rucksack before leaving your home, your friends and your family forever. What would...
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Jenny Kartupelis MBE MPhil started her career in public relations, establishing an award-winning consultancy; she subsequently moved into the charitable sector, and has been commissioned to undertake extensive survey and analysis work by public and third sector bodies, resulting in changes of practice and policy. Jenny was educated at the Universities of Kent, Sussex and Cambridge.
You’ve got thirty minutes to pack a rucksack before leaving your home, your friends and your family forever. What would...
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Read moreJenny Kartupelis reviews her time volunteering at a vaccination centre, and the satisfaction which it has given her.
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