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Make a Difference Awards
The BBC Scotland Make a Difference Awards celebrate ordinary people doing extraordinary things, from volunteers and carers to community champions. After this year's winners were revealed in a ceremony yesterday, we're asking about the people whose efforts often go unnoticed but make a real difference where you live.
Who has made a difference in your community (and in your life?)

Social Media and Violence Against Women and Girls
As part of our series on violence against women and girls, we're focusing on the online world. Concerns are growing about misogyny, harassment, image-based abuse and the content young people are exposed to online. Scottish Government research suggests around half of young people who have experienced violence say social media played a role.
Have you been digitally abused? Is social media making violence against women and girls worse?

ADHD
Campaigners and experts warn that women and girls are being overlooked when it comes to ADHD diagnosis, with symptoms often presenting differently from those seen in boys. Delayed or missed diagnoses can have a major impact on education, work, mental health and finances.
Was your ADHD missed?

RUNNING
The PM Andy Burnham was among tens of thousands to take part in the Great North Run yesterday. More than 63,000 entered the run including the Prime Minister Andy Burnham
Whether it helped your physical health, mental wellbeing or sense of community, has running transformed your life?