Mina talks about leaving Afghanistan as a refugee to move to Saskatoon, Canada.

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Jigisha Jain quizzes her friends on what they think are better - books or movies?

Thanks to Lobo Loco for the use of the song We Ants Can Be Friends.

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Logan Williams takes us on a journey through Minecraft's history and tells us why it's an important game to him and his life.

Thanks Magnum for the Song Warhol.

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Saskatoon Open Door Society's 2021 Voices of Youth Summit happened virtually over zoom for the safety and health of all participants.

This panel was the second we held on the subject of Mentorship. The panelists were Saskatoon Public Schools Superintendent Colleen Norris, Students Commission Canada Associate Director Dave Shanks, Saskatchewan Prevention Institute Youth Action for Prevention Coordinator Zoé Bordeleau-Cass, and Big Brother Big Sisters Saskatoon Youth Development Worker Brandon Bear.                

The Voices of Youth Summit is a youth led project focused on connecting and amplifying the youth perspective on key issues that impact the youth experience in Saskatoon, hoping to connect and empower youth to take action.

This project was funded by the government of Canada under the Canada Service Corps. 

The music for this episode is by Pickle Darling https://pickledarling.bandcamp.com/

Saskatoon Open Door Society's 2021 Voices of Youth Summit happened virtually over zoom for the safety and health of all participants.

This panel was the second we held on the subject of the Environment. The panelists were Katie Burns (Community Leadership ​and Program Development Manager for the City of Saskatoon), Councillor Sarina Gersher (Ward 8), and Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark.

The Voices of Youth Summit is a youth led project focused on connecting and amplifying the youth perspective on key issues that impact the youth experience in Saskatoon, hoping to connect and empower youth to take action.

This project was funded by the government of Canada under the Canada Service Corps. 

The music for this episode is by Pine Voc https://pinevoc.bandcamp.com/

Saskatoon Open Door Society's 2021 Voices of Youth Summit happened virtually over zoom for the safety and health of all participants.

This panel was the second we held on the subject of Mental Health. The panelists were Emily Sather (Jack.org) and Zachary Wall (Community Program Coordinator, Catholic Family Services). 

The Voices of Youth Summit is a youth led project focused on connecting and amplifying the youth perspective on key issues that impact the youth experience in Saskatoon, hoping to connect and empower youth to take action.

This project was funded by the government of Canada under the Canada Service Corps. 

The music for this episode is by Lee Rosevere: https://leerosevere.bandcamp.com/

Saskatoon Open Door Society's 2021 Voices of Youth Summit happened virtually over zoom for the safety and health of all participants.

This was the first of two panels we held on the subject of Mental Health. The panelists were  Superintendent Scott Gay (Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools) and Superintendent Colleen Norris (Saskatoon Public Schools). 

The Voices of Youth Summit is a youth led project focused on connecting and amplifying the youth perspective on key issues that impact the youth experience in Saskatoon, hoping to connect and empower youth to take action.

This project was funded by the government of Canada under the Canada Service Corps. 

The music for this episode is by Lee Rosevere: https://leerosevere.bandcamp.com/

This short episode is a spotlight on the ongoing work our volunteers and program facilitators do with newcomer youth each school year to help them be as academically successful as possible.

Song: Chad Crouch - Moonrise

David takes us on a spoken word tour through his home country of Costa Rica.

The music in this episode is by Mid-Air Machine. Thanks Mid-Air Machine!

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

Xinyi takes us through the medical condition known as hemophilia. 

The music used in this episode is by an artist named Xylo-Zico.

Thank you to our sponsors Affinity Credit Union, the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, the Community Initiatives Fund, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.