Worlds Apart (Becca Vandekemp, @beccavdk)
Listening to her story was one of the most humbling things I have ever done. As I sat with her sipping chai tea from tin cups in her cow dung… Continue reading "Worlds Apart (Becca Vandekemp, @beccavdk)"
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Listening to her story was one of the most humbling things I have ever done. As I sat with her sipping chai tea from tin cups in her cow dung… Continue reading "Worlds Apart (Becca Vandekemp, @beccavdk)"
As I walked into the Rogers Television Studio on election night, I was advised to “expand my horizons”. That quote has joined a hundred well-meaning comments. Most of them are… Continue reading "Respect Builds Trust – by Jan Vanderstelt"
As a community worker at a Sexual Assault Centre, one of the most commonly asked questions I get is, why do you work at the Centre? People are usually pretty… Continue reading "Lessons from Copper and Todd (Carrie Sinkowski, @CSinkowski)"
Joseph Stevens, John Ball, Lucas Duguid and Terry Davis – circa 2007 There’s nothing as daunting to someone fresh out of school than the prospect of getting that first big… Continue reading "How I Got The Job – by Lucas Duguid"
We often take for granted our access we have to historic landmarks in our community. The Sanderson Centre, as Brantford’s primary entertainment venue, has hosted headline acts, local high school… Continue reading "Bek’s in The City November Edition – by Bekah Pitts"
I will be the first to admit it. When The Mixdown first opened on Dalhousie Street last November, it looked like a flea market stand. Seeing that the store looked… Continue reading "One Year At The Mixdown – by Tristan Curtis"
If our mirrors could reflect what was inside of us, would we have a different perception of what we looked like? I can’t ever remember being in the fitting rooms… Continue reading "Mirrors – by Stacey Farrant"
You’ve had one of those weeks. You’re standing in line for a coffee you desperately need, wondering what else might go wrong. When you finally make it to the front… Continue reading "Random Acts of Kindness – by Lisa Herbert"
If I had to pick one particular item which has made me the person I am today among everything that has happened in my life – significant milestones, my education,… Continue reading "An Unknown Mentor – by Steph Paige"
For years, people in Brantford tried without success to create a large scale community garden. In those same years people from Six Nations tried as well with the same result.… Continue reading "Community Gardens: Collaborate, Grow, Heal (Jenn Hill, Marc Laferriere @MarcLaferriere)"