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The article is a book review of "Crafting Connection: Transform How You Communicate with Yourself and Others" by Felicity Dwyer. The book explores human relationships and offers a framework for self-awareness and understanding oneself. It is divided into three sections: Connecting Within, Connecting With, and Connecting Beyond, each providing exercises and questions to enhance self-awareness and improve interactions with others. The book emphasizes the importance of focused attention and offers practical guidance for building healthy and productive teams. It is recommended for leaders across industries, including project managers, who can benefit from the insights and tools provided. [Extracted from the article]

"Relationships at Work: How to Authentically Network within Your Company" by Rachel B. Simon is a practical guide for building and navigating internal networks in the workplace. The book offers achievable steps and tools for cultivating authentic relationships, with a focus on meaningful conversations. It is suitable for professionals at all career stages and provides valuable insights for project leaders and executives. The strategies presented in the book prioritize authenticity and can be helpful for individuals who are uncomfortable with traditional networking methods. [Extracted from the article]

"Good Power: Leading Positive Change in Our Lives, Work, and World" is a book by Ginni Rometty that offers an optimistic call to action for individuals seeking to make positive changes in their families, communities, and societies. The book is divided into three parts: The Power of Me, The Power of We, and The Power of Us. Rometty reflects on her career at IBM and explores themes such as building belief, being in service of others, and stewarding good technology. The book provides actionable advice and principles to help individuals, organizations, and societies create and implement positive solutions in a complex world. [Extracted from the article]

The study analyzed the positive benefits on studentsE perception of diversity by using video screenings and interactive discussions during the mass media and communication course Race, Gender and Media (RCM). Results revealed that the methods .enhanced analytical and media literacy skills.

The content of CNN World Report submitted before and after the fall of communist systems of broadcast organization, from Polish and former Soviet states, is analyzed. The work of these contributors features significantly more source work after the change to a capitalistic system.

The article reviews the animated television program "Dora the Explorer."