Social Changemakers

Starting a new passion project in Civics and Careers, Zenya is learning about the importance of combining science and art to make scientific art. In this episode, Zenya interviews Elizabeth Mills, a marine biologist in Scotland and Youtuber under the name MarineMumbles. Discussions are about her PhD work that combines marine biology and engineering, what scientific art is and how she uses it in with marine biology, why scientific art is important to a younger audience, and how scientific art can give people a love of science! Elizabeth also talks about her Youtube channel and some fantastic books that explain various marine biology topics in new ways. At the end, a brief talk about crab exoskeletons represents what kinds of topics Elizabeth talks about on her Youtube channel.
www.marinemumbles.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDsYk5kU1mHCksjedQQ1mA
https://www.instagram.com/marinemumbles/?hl=en

In this episode Beatrix interview Emily Sinkinson, author of the book Not Too Long Ago. The girls and Rebecca talk about the book, why Emily decided to write it and the importance of listening to Indigenous voices.

In this first episode of the 10-1 podcast Leila and Callie get to interview a mentor of theirs. They both met Rebecca Leslie last hockey season when she came out to help with their hockey team. Rebecca is a fantastic hockey player who has played for the Lady Sens, Boston University and who currently plays for Montreal in the Professional Women's Hockey Player Association. Hear what she has to say about gender inequality in hockey.

Meet Leila and Callie, two RISERS who want to know why, as hockey players, they will never have the opportunity to make millions. Join their journey on their 10-1 podcast where they interview amazing women to talk about this issue.

In this episode Michelle interviews Cheryl Randall to learn more about Ecology Ottawa, what they do and how she and others can help.

In this episode Rebecca interviews Haneen. Haneen is currently taking the Social Enterprise course and has decided she would like to create a podcast where she can share her stories as a newcomer to Canada. She hopes to share her successes and failures so that others can learn from her experiences. In this first episode she talks about her first couple of weeks in school and how she experienced culture shock.

In this episode Tristan interviews Hannah Belton who is a teen advocate for DIFD. Hannah shares her experience by being on a panel with DIFD this past spring.

In this episode Tristan interviews former social change maker Madison Hawken. Maddie shares her view on mental health and what her and her friends did to support DIFD when she was in high school.

In this episode we interview Nicole, Executive Director of Safe Dinking Water Foundation. We learn a ton about drinking water sources, treatment and why Canada's First Nations people do not have clean and safe drinking water.

In this episode Abbey and Fatuma have a conversation about Fatuma's home country Eritrea. Fatuma is passionate about making people aware of what is happening in her home country as she believes that there is not a whole lot of coverage on the situation here in Canada. She is very brave and shares her story about coming to Canada.