In episode two of Destigmatize Your Mind, Simon and Abbey break down an essay written by J.K. Rowling.

Here is the link to the website for anyone that wants to read it.

https://www.jkrowling.com/opinions/j-k-rowling-writes-about-her-reasons-for-speaking-out-on-sex-and-gender-issues/

In this podcast hosted by Zenya, we learn about student teacher, Chushu, and her experience with studying abroad in Canada. Topics that we discussed were, what she thought of Canada when she first arrived from China, how is Thunder Bay multicultural, or not, how this relates to other places in Canada, and finally, how people coming from all over the world to Canada impacts the country. Listening to this podcast, you will gain a perspective on what it is like to study abroad in Canada.

In this episode, Tori met with Helga in northern Manitoba from the Northern and Remote Health network. They discuss difficulties in accessing medical supplies, the importance of doctors in rural areas and practicing Indigenous medicine in northern hospitals. Take a listen to better educate yourself and others on these important topics just as we did!

In this podcast hosted by Zenya, we learn about her grandfather, Matt Lebar, and his immigration to Canada from his home country, Slovenia. Topics that we discussed were, how he travelled to Canada, what were some highlights and lowlights of his journey, what he thought of Canada when he first arrived, how views on immigration changed since then, and finally, how immigration impacts Canada. A key take away from this podcast is that without immigration, Canada might not be what it is today. As people have brought ideas, technology, and more from various countries around the world to Canada, it helped shape the country and our society. Listening to this podcast, you will gain a perspective on what it is like to immigrate to Canada.

Welcome to the first episode of Simon's new podcast 'Destigmatize Your Mind' joined by Kara. In this episode he discusses the importance of discussing and normalizing pronouns. Furthermore, Simon introduces the history of International Transgender Day of Visibility.

Welcome back to another episode of the social change makers podcast! In this episode Jenna will be talking to her teammates Alex, Naomi and Nya about the mental game of tennis!

Welcome back to the AA of Social Media. In this week's podcast, Abbey and Ellie discuss the legal parameters of working in social media. What are the ethical dilemmas of social media? How do contracts work? How do you make money as an influencer? Stay tuned and find out!

Welcome back to another episode of the AA of Social Media. In this episode, Abbey and Ellie discuss how social media has strongly influenced our lives. From things like our shopping patterns, relationships and even education. This can alter our behaviours, beliefs, and even basic health. We also discuss the historical context of social media. Listen in to hear the good, bad and the ugly.

In this Episode, we meet Gayle from Food4Kids in the Halton area. We talked about what they’re doing at Food4kids and learned about stories of people the charity was able to help. We dive deeper into how poverty affects kids in local areas. Listeners at home can help the cause by donating food, money or time to your local branch of Food4Kids. Check out the list of needed goods online!

Welcome back to The AA of Social Media. This week, Ellie and Abbey discuss the power of social media. How can social media shape good social change? Can social media create dangerous ideologies? Listen in and hear us dish it out.