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Just a fun little project...enjoy and Happy Holidays to everyone!!

A few highlights of the inworld premiere of WAARHEID. A feature-length sci-fi machinima filmed in Second Life® written, filmed and directed by Huckleberry Hax WAARHEID is the sequel to the groundbreaking film STOMOL, shot entirely in Second Life and released in 2020 by a great friend of Satyr, the esteemed Huckleberry Hax. Waarheid follows with the classic of tale of Truth & Justice....and revenge. It stars Caitlin Tobias and Avajean Westland along with cameos from some other well known and talented residents of Second Life. To view the lull length feature go HUCKLEBERRY HAX'S WEBSITE: What the Huck? – The website of author Huckleberry Hax (wordpress.com)

Just a fun little video I threw together. Thanks for watching!

Just a fun little video I threw together. Thanks for watching!

Hi everyone, reposting with updated sound. Thank you! War vets speak of the images, sounds and smells that continue to haunt them. Many speak of nightmares, flashbacks and periods of crippling grief. So too, millions of children are being raised in the chaos of war. Living in violent, terrorized environments and experiencing such horrors as destruction of their homes, and the death of parents, siblings, neighbours and friends. In 1996, Graça Machel, former wife of Nelson Mandela, released a UN report entitled “The Impact of War on Children,” bringing international attention to the subject among policy makers and academics. The ten recommendations made in the report have become guiding principles to aid war-affected children. Advancements have been made by the international community to address issues of security, displacement and human rights monitoring, but less support has come to the psychosocial and educational needs of war-affected children. The relationship between exposure to war trauma and development of acute stress disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is well documented. Without the support of the international community, most of these children will carry these heavy emotional burdens into adulthood. Psychological trauma is invisible. War is a reality for these children, but there are ways to help them handle the stress. It is crucial to war-affected children's emotional health that child psychology specialists are included in the humanitarian efforts to provide aid to war-torn populations. Here's one way to help... Support the MINDS Act to Protect Children's Mental Health Globally The Mental Health in International Development and Humanitarian Settings (MINDS) Act (H.R.3988/S.2105) is bipartisan and the first-ever piece of legislation that would promote mental health and psychosocial support as a key component of U.S. foreign assistance. Today, the mental health of children living in conflict is more at-risk than ever. More than 14% of children worldwide are estimated to have a mental health disorder. But less than 1% of funding on global health goes to address children's mental health and well-being. Urge Congress to pass the MINDS Act by visiting https://www.unicefusa.org/help/advoca... for info on how to send a message to Congress Much Love, Trina

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In an effort to educate the public and help those affected, Today,June 27 has been named PTSD Awareness Day. There are so many people across the globe suffering silently with PTSD. As the causes of PTSD can be many , this short film touches on the impact of war on children. This was a collaborative project and I am so grateful for all of the time and effort that was given by all to get it completed during PTSD Awareness Month. The timing of this project could not have been more perfect as currently the MINDS Act bill has been reintroduced to Congress The Mental Health in International Development and Humanitarian Settings (MINDS) Act (H.R.3988/S.2105) is bipartisan and the first-ever piece of legislation that would promote mental health and psychosocial support as a key component of U.S. foreign assistance. Today, the mental health of children living in conflict is more at-risk than ever. More than 14% of children worldwide are estimated to have a mental health disorder. But less than 1% of funding on global health goes to address children's mental health and well-being. Urge Congress to pass the MINDS Act by visiting MINDS Act | UNICEF USA for info on how to send a message to Congress to pass this Bill 😉 Thanks guys!

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