Dans cet épisode du Podcast #JeunesEnAction, nos hôtes Eva et Amira discutent avec Benoît Elache, bénévole pour notre organisation partenaire Say Ça et le #JeunesEnAction Hawawou Sy des défis auxquels doivent faire face les nouveaux arrivants au Québec et au Canada. Nous en apprenons davantage sur comment assurer un meilleur accueil à ces personnes qui arrivent portées par l'espoir et emplies d'un désir de s'intégrer et de partager leur culture. 

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In this episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast, our hosts Eva and Amira discuss with Benoît Elache, a volunteer for our partner organization Say Ça and #RisingYouth Hawawou Sy about the challenges faced by newcomers to Quebec and Canada.  We learn more about how to ensure a better welcome for these people who arrive with hope and a desire to integrate and share their culture. 

On this weeks episode of ARTS Salvatore speaks with Linh Nguyen Grant Alumni for #RisingYouth about her project BIPOC Creative Programming, a project that aims to educate individuals of ethnic minorities how to express themselves in a creative writing workshop. Linh also recommends some fantastic literature to our listeners as they discuss culture and literature and breaking down barriers for oneself in regards to creative writing.

For more information regarding the other grants we’ve highlighted please visit us at: https://anchor.fm/risingyouth

And https://www.risingyouth.ca

Ursella Khan of the Ubuntu Youth Council in Central Alberta, Canada talks about why it’s important for young BIPOC folx to learn council and board membership skills, issues facing young people in central Alberta, and why the RCMP think conversations with youth are too political to have.

To learn more about the Ubuntu Youth Council, please visit

https://www.instagram.com/ubuntu_youth_council/

https://twitter.com/councilubuntu?lang=en

For more information regarding the grants we provide please visit us at

https://www.risingyouth.ca

https://www.instagram.com/risingyouthtig/

Today, Terrence Taylor - host of the Changing The Narrative Podcast - is joined by Sowmyan Jegatheesan, founder of the online wildlife database Systema Naturae and first Canadian recipient of the Commonwhealt youth award. We learn more about how he used his #RisingYouth grant to spread the word about this resource he and his team created and to raise awareness about the importance of biodiversity. 

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Aujourd'hui, Terrence Taylor - animateur du podcast Changing The Narrative - est rejoint par Sowmyan Jegatheesan, fondateur de la base de données en ligne sur la faune et la flore sauvages Systema Naturae et premier lauréat canadien du prix Commonwhealt pour la jeunesse. Nous en apprenons plus sur la façon dont il a utilisé sa subvention #JeunesEnAction pour faire connaître cette ressource qu'il a créée avec son équipe et pour sensibiliser à l'importance de la biodiversité. 

Fighting the Mental Health Sitgma a short documentary called Broken From La Ronge / Lake La Ronge Indian Band developed a documentary alongside her cousin about Julianna’s personal mental health struggles and coping strategies to help break barriers about mental health stigmas.

Please check out Julianna’s Documentary alongside this episode and share this much needed information as we break barriers in the mental health community. https://youtu.be/FyxH5yNomMc and check out her website https://www.saniskamedia.com

For more information regarding the grants we provide please visit https://www.risingyouth.ca

Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast francophone #JeunesEnAction, nos hôtes Eva et Amira discutent avec Isabelle l'Héritier et Anjelika Jangazina à propos de l'ugence climatique. À travers cette conversation, nous en apprenons davantage sur les parcours et les passions de ces deux jeunes qui prennent l'environnement à coeur.  

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In this new episode of the francophone #RisingYouth Podcast, our hosts Eva and Amira talk with Isabelle l'Héritier and Anjelika Jangazina about the climate change agency. Through this conversation, we learn more about the journeys and passions of these two young people who take the environment to heart.  

Today, Terrence Taylor, host of the Changing The Narrative Podcast, is joined by #RisingYouth alumni Lisa Zhu, who gave away Fair Trade chocolate on Valentine's Day, as a part of her team's campaign to raise awareness about the importance of responsible purchases online and in person. 

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Aujourd'hui, Terrence Taylor, hôte du podcast Changing The Narrative, est rejoint par Lisa Zhu, alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a offert du chocolat équitable à la Saint-Valentin, dans le cadre de la campagne de son équipe pour sensibiliser à l'importance des achats responsables en ligne et en personne. 

On this episode of #RisingYouth Podcast Jade Roberts returns with a new interview with Alison Thomas residing in Edmonton Alberta resident beadmaker and ribbon skirt creator developed a program to educate individuals on beading and ribbon skirt making. We get to learn about Allison's passion for sharing teachings through her work.

On this Week’s Episode of #RY Podcast Salvatore interviews Kerbens Boisette founder of the Aftermath Exhibition. This project aims to aid young black youth with dealing with learning and understanding their deep rooted Canadian History and allow them to reconnect with themselves through various art forms.

Please check out follow their page on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Theaftermathexhibition/?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBFimZ2_qDEiezCbY5YZFnfWcikio

And be sure to check out our numerous grant opportunities for #RisingYouth at https://www.risingyouth.ca

Dans l'épisode de cette semaine du podcast #JeunesEnAction, Eva et Amira rencontrent l'alumni Aquil Virani et Zébida Benddjedou pour discuter de guérison communautaire, trois ans après l'attaque de la mosquée de Québec. Nous en apprenons davantage sur la façon dont Aquil a utilisé sa passion pour l'art et les portraits pour honorer la mémoire des victimes, et pour aider à apporter un sentiment de réconfort à leurs familles. 

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On this week's episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast, Eva and Amira meet with #RisingYouth Alumni Aquil Virani and Zébida Benddjedou to discuss community healing, three years after the Quebec Mosque shooting. We learn more about how Aquil used his passion for art and portraits to honor the memory of the victims, and to help bring a sense of comfort to their families.