The Woman on the Elizabeth Line... Today, on the Elizabeth Line, I watched a young woman trying desperately not to cry. She stared ahead as though willing herself to hold it together, but the tears came anyway. Quietly. Uninvited. UnstJul 11 · 2 min readdamiosekita.com
The Things We Lose While Carrying Everything...I've been thinking a lot lately about the quiet cost of always being the responsible one. The dependable one. The understanding one. The one who carries a little more, gives a little more, waits a litMay 30 · 2 min readdamiosekita.com
When Fear Enters the Classroom Tomorrow is Children’s Day in Nigeria. Across many schools and communities, there will be celebrations, performances, speeches, colourful clothing, and reminders that children represent the future of May 26 · 3 min readdamiosekita.com
Childhood in the Age of Endless ScreensBroke this one out of my notes... In December 2024, I watched Swiped: The School That Banned Smartphones, a Channel 4 documentary following a group of twelve-year-olds in the UK as they gave up smartp2May 4 · 7 min readdamiosekita.com
The Space Between Things...For a long time, I wasn’t sure I wanted a personal website. Partly because the internet already feels crowded with polished biographies, carefully curated achievements, and the pressure to constantly 1May 1 · 3 min readdamiosekita.com
