Ama is a passionate photo-journalist based in Ottawa,  Canada. In this episode, she comes onto the podcast to share her literary debut, "Djribo: The Little Story to Galvanize the Troops".  Djribo is a snapshot of Afro-Canadian experiences, cultures and  communities, and especially, Black excellence and celebration. You'll  hear Ama entice us with a short passage from her book, paint a picture  of the sounds and sights of Vanier, and talk about the importance of  supporting Black, African and Afro-Carribean writing, music, art, etc.,  because there is neither enough, nor should there be a limit. Close your eyes and let Ama's voice take you away on a trip that will leave you feeling inspired and full of hope for a world where everyone is seen and  celebrated.

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Buy Djribo (bilingual edition) this spring!  And Follow her on Facebook and Instagram to follow her journey,  photography and activism.

Ama's website: call-me-imma.myportfolio.com/copie-de-djribo

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Welcome  to Season 2 of The Xenolearn Podcast! We are so excited to bring you  another season of amazing conversations with incredible guests. Tune in  every Wednesday to hear how each of these guests makes the world a safer  place for human differences, as they share their stories and answer the  question “If you could teach the next generation about diversity,  inclusion and belonging, what would it be?”

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Xenolearn  is a virtual learning hub for diversity and inclusion. We do so by  offering resources, Book Clubs, coaching, classes and this podcast. Our  new "Becoming a More Inclusive Family: A Toolkit for Appreciating Seen  and Unseen Differences" class is launching March 1st! Group course and  self-guided course available.

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