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Sumeep Bath, Editorial and Communications Manager for the International Institute of Sustainable Development: Experimental Lakes Area, joins us to talk about the health of Canada's largest Freshwater Laboratory, his work at the confluence of science and communications, and what the average Manitoban can do to limit their environmental impact on our water.
Shelley Fletcher, Executive Director of People First of Canada talks about her lifetime of fighting for people with intellectual disabilities, their incredible advocacy work, and the Inclusion Fund and how it came to be.
Dan McRorie, Executive Director of Pitikwé Skatepark talks about his full-circle moment after joining Pitikwé, his life as a creator, and their quest to find a new space for the park.
Daniel Hidalgo joins us to talk about his organization CommUNITY204, a grassroots organization focused on helping marginalized and houseless communities through lateral love, empathy, and heart work.
Peter McMullen, Executive Director of Lighthouse Mission, shares his personal journey through addiction and homelessness. His story highlights how Lighthouse Mission transforms lives with compassion, hope, empathy, love, and a commitment to community.
Three expert panelists join us to talk about the benefit and necessity of volunteerism in our city, how to get involved with the causes you care about, and the importance of volunteering/mentorship to the health of our communities.
Guest panelists:
Ashley Seymour - Executive Director, Volunteer Manitoba
Daneil Hidalgo - Founder/Director, CommUnity204
Rana Ahmed - Mayor’s Volunteer Service Award recipients from the 2024 Annual Volunteer Awards
Mark Stewart, Executive Director of Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope, talks about his lived experience with homelessness 18 years ago, how the Salvation Army’s mission has grown and evolved over the years, and the partnerships and collaboration happening to put an end to poverty in our city.
Tessa Blaikie Whitecloud, CEO of Siloam Mission, talks about what investment needs to be made in our community to end the homelessness crisis in Winnipeg, how her team at Siloam are using a trauma-informed, results-based approach, and the progress that’s being made on this challenging topic, in our city.
In celebration and reverence of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, Elders Belinda Vandenbroeck and Oliver Boulette join us to talk about Truth and Reconciliation, the value of ceremony and prayer, and the importance of listening and learning about our shared history.
Why Recovery Matters is a deep dive on the processes, outcomes, and stigmas of recovery and addiction, with three recovery experts with both lived and learned experience: Greta Waples, Rehabilitation Counsellor at St. Raphael Wellness Centre, Angie Lohr, Executive Director at Two Ten Recovery Inc, and Steve Low, Treatment Consultant/Acting Clinical Director at Aurora Recovery Centre.
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