This Episode we had a great conversation with Abisola and Deliah from the Black Student Success Network. They talk about the importance of continuing to look back on Black history during Black Futures Month and all year long. They also shared some of the exciting events and programs that BSSN will be offering this semester! Tune in to hear their perspectives, plus learn about Black student supports at GBC.

Find out for about Black Student Success Network at www.georgebrown.ca/bssn and follow them @bssn_gbc

Indigenous Students Support Specialist, Lisa Zangerl, talks to Arantxa about how we all play a role in Indigenous Initiatives at GBC. Plus, we learn who the Elders are, details on Indigenous Awards and Scholarships and the new Indigenous center at Waterfront campus.

In this extra special episode, we had the chance to sit down with President Fearon and pick his mind about the opportunities and challenges of being a student. Plus- we got a unique view on his world by weaving in questions about his favourite songs and artists! Get to know the tunes that motivate and inspire your President. Do you share any of his music taste?

The more we can do online, the more we risk! But what are the risks? How do phishing emails work? If you don’t like the idea of posting all your passwords on Twitter, then you might want to consider some strategies to protect your information. Tune into our conversation with GBC Director of Cyber Security, Aren Armenak to learn all about it.

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GBC Counsellor, Natasha, comes on to talk to Arantxa about dealing with mental health. This conversation was really helpful, with insights about how we cope when we’re feeling spun-out, what it means to do something mindfully, when distractions can be helpful and lots more.

The more we can do online, the more we risk! But what are the risks? How do phishing emails work? If you don’t like the idea of posting all your passwords on Twitter, then you might want to consider some strategies to protect your information. Tune into our conversation with GBC Director of Cyber Security, Aren Armenak, to learn all about it.

If you have questions for the IT team, you can email: [email protected]

How do you experience the world based on your identity? What is the connection between mental health and racism? Arantxa speaks to Nadia Richards from the Office of Anti-Racism Equity and Human Rights Services about how OAREHRS helps support all student identities. Plus, learn about concepts like “intersectionality” and find out what you can gain from the Anti-Racism E-Course.

Content Warning: this episode mentions -though does not go into any detail about- sexual assault.

https://www.georgebrown.ca/about/anti-racism-equity-and-human-rights-services 

This week, Arantxa speaks with Raymund from the Office of Anti-Racism, Equity and Human Rights about the "Say My Name" campaign that launched at George Brown this semester. We learn how just learning to say someone's name correctly can help bridge a gap between cultures, create connection and a deeper sense of belonging.

Learn more at: www.georgebrown.ca/Say-My-Name

Did you know that George Brown has $1000’s of dollars available to students every semester? This episode, we talk to Hazel from the Student Awards Office about how to apply to Awards and Scholarships? What makes an application stand out and more.

Learn more about awards: https://www.georgebrown.ca/apply/financial-aid/awards-and-scholarships 

We're kicking off season 3 with a conversation between two students about their fears, hopes and dreams for this semester! Arantxa and guest, Shouvik, talk about what success means to them this year, the importance of meeting new people and lots more. Tune in and see if you can answer some of these questions for yourself, as you follow along.