Welcome to Truth Tribe Canada. Join host Ravi Toor on the Truth Tribe Show as he interviews Niki Sharma, the Attorney General of British Columbia and MLA from Vancouver Hastings. In this engaging conversation, Niki shares her inspiring journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a powerhouse in law, politics, and community advocacy. Listen in as Niki discusses her work on environmental conservation, indigenous rights, and social justice, along with her significant role in addressing issues such as racism, online safety, and systemic reforms. This episode is a deep dive into the challenges and triumphs of a dedicated leader working for a better future.

Join host Ravi Toor as he delves into the world of Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) with expert Dimple Rayat from INSYNC Wellness Therapy. In this intimate conversation, Dimple discusses the power of RTT, her personal journey, and how it aids in uncovering the root causes of issues, even those buried deep within the subconscious. They explore the importance of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health, the impact of childhood trauma, the stigma around mental health in the South Asian community, and the universal experience of grief. This enlightening episode sheds light on the potential for true healing and self-discovery. Tune in for profound insights on living a balanced, authentic, and joy-filled life.

In this episode of The Truth Tribe Show, host Ravi Toor explores the experiences of immigrant women with Prachi Jatania and Tina Balachandran, co-founders of the Immigrant Women Initiative (IWI). The discussion covers the challenges and triumphs of adjusting to life in Canada, including the concept of 'migration trauma,' barriers to professional integration, and the importance of community support.

Join Ravi Toor as he hosts Aseem Pandey and Shahrukh Shamim, co-founders of the groundbreaking tech company Envicore, as they share their inspiring journey from international students in Calgary to leading environmental entrepreneurs in Canada. Dive deep into their mission to combat industrial waste and promote sustainability, while balancing multiple roles and pitching to investors.

Shahrukh Shamim - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahrukh-shamim-envicore/

Aseem Pandey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aseempandey/

Join host Ravi Toor as he dives into an inspiring conversation with Sobhana Jaya Madhavan, Chief Impact Officer at MSM Unify. Graduating with a master's in social work from Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Mumbai, Sobhana's career spans continents, starting with minimum wage jobs in Canada to becoming a senior government official in British Columbia. Learn about her work in fostering community relationships, her dedication to women's empowerment, and her role in bridging the gap between academia and the community at SFU. Hear Sobhana discuss her principles of unapologetic optimism, the importance of volunteering, and her insights on challenges and opportunities faced by immigrants. A must-watch for anyone interested in social work, education,leadership, immigrant experiences, and making the world a fairer, kinder place

00:00 Introduction and Host Welcome

00:58 Guest Introduction: Sobhana Jaya Madhavan

01:18 Sobhana's Early Life and Education

05:13 The Journey into Social Work

14:36 Challenges and Triumphs in Malaysia

19:22 Immigration to Canada: Trials and Tribulations

20:51 First Job in Canada and Early Struggles

29:07 Career Growth in Canadian Government

40:29 Evolution of Social Work

41:00 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Professions

41:20 Global Perspectives on Education

42:51 Role at Simon Fraser University

44:42 Relevance of Universities in a Changing World

45:48 Adapting Education to Technological Changes

54:08 Volunteering: A Lifelong Commitment

59:50 Daily Routine and Mindfulness

01:05:58 Book Recommendation and Life Philosophy

01:08:54 Message to Women and Future Aspirations

01:13:22 Final Thoughts and Gratitude

In this episode of The Truth Tribe Show, host Ravi Toor engages in a comprehensive dialogue with Dr. Balbir Gurm, a celebrated nursing faculty member, editor, and advocate for public health, gender equity, and community education. The discussion explores Dr. Gurm's extensive career, her contributions to nursing, the development of educational policies, and her involvement in community projects like the South Asian Museum.

Dr. Gurm shares her insights on the systemic issues within healthcare and education, the importance of cultural safety, and her vision for a more inclusive society.

Additionally, she reflects on the challenges and achievements of the South Asian community in Canada, emphasizing the need for preserving heritage through storytelling and museum projects. The conversation also highlights NEVR (Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationships), showcasing Dr. Gurm's dedication to addressing relationship violence through education, advocacy, and systemic change.

00:00 Welcome to The Truth Tribe Show: A Conversation with Dr. Bulbir Gurumji

00:21 Dr. Gurm's Journey: From Nursing to Advocacy

02:22 Defining Success Through Dr. Gurm's Eyes

04:13 Tracing Roots: The Legacy of Shaam Singh and Basant Kaur

06:23 The Evolution of Nursing: Dr. Gurm's Reflections

16:05 Embracing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Education

20:59 The South Asian Museum Project: Preserving Heritage

32:12 Challenges and Aspirations for the South Asian Museum

34:08 Confronting Gender Inequality and Racism: Dr. Gurm's Personal Experiences

38:51 Overcoming Adversity: Insights from Dr. Gurm

40:29 Exploring the Pandemic of Relationship Violence

43:03 The Formation and Goals of NEVR

45:25 Challenges and Strategies in Combating Relationship Violence

47:13 Educational Initiatives and Community Engagement

52:42 Reflecting on Career Highlights and Personal Stories

01:02:40 Advice and Insights for Overcoming Setbacks

01:07:02 Research, Daily Routines, and Future Aspirations

01:16:27 Advocacy for Systemic Changes and Government Collaboration