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This film gives context to the short films that Lucerne School students made about the local history of the Japanese Can...
A stop-motion animated film made out of paper cut-outs based on an excerpt from a children's book....
A farcical stop-motion animation made out of paper cut-outs about the experience of the internment through the lens of a...
Students showcase the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre along with the Kohan Reflection Garden that stand in New Denver ...
Through interviews with elder and former internee, Nobby Hayashi, students share his story and the resilience that Japan...
Borrowing the words of Mrs. Pauli Inose from 'A Path of Leaves', students created this claymation to reflect the Japanes...
Through this film, students honour the New Denver Kyowakai Society (Peacefully Working Together) for their resilience an...
Students from Lucerne Secondary School reflect through their B&W film on the wrongful internment of Japanese Canadians d...
Students at Lucerne school 'speak out' about how they felt when they learned about the Japanese Canadian internment that...
A student film about what conditions were like when Japanese Canadians were relocated to internment camps in New Denver ...
A series of interviews with Japanese Canadians still living in New Denver BC that delivers a poignant message. ...
A short stop-motion video based on a haiku written by Mrs. Chie Kamagaya created by students at Lucerne Secondary School...
Students showcase the racial discrimination against the Japanese Canadians during WWII in this film in hopes of it not h...
Sauvé Scholar Janet Jobson, former Rhodes Scholar and Chairperson of the International Steering Group of the CIVICUS Y...
Life in Park Extension from the perspectives of those who live here....
In this fast-paced animation, youth producer John Cooney shows us that a little effort can go a long way in reversing gl...
REMIX-to-RIO is a one hour documentary about young people making a difference. The film follows Canada’s most innova...
Youth and Economic Justice was produced during the CIVICUS Youth Assembly in Montreal, in August 2010. Economic justice ...
PEURS et PRÉJUGÉS, a film made for the Clip your 514 project....
Le Niqab et Montréal, a film made for the Clip your 514 project....
L'éducation, ici et ailleurs..., a film made for the Clip your 514 project....
Le Sport de la Victoire, a film made for the Clip your 514 project. ...
Le Foyer 636, a film made for the Clip your 514 project....
Les trois R, , a film made for the Clip your 514 project. ...
Le choc de la culture, a film made for the Clip your 514 project. ...
Founded in 1948, Ryerson University is named after Egerton Ryerson....
The government of Canada sincerely apologizes and asks the forgiveness of the aboriginal peoples of this country for fai...
This is the day I joined a team of World Vision staff on one of their vaccination programs. We went to Lurcuk Payam in T...
After the lead up, count down, investment, crackdown, security, money and hype... what will be left when the olympic r...
Un animation qui utilise l'image d'une arbre comme symbol pour illustrer une nouvelle vision du Canada dans le monde. Ce...
An animation that uses a tree metaphor to illustrate a new vision for Canada's role in the world that resulted from the...
During the next Canadian federal election, Canadians have several important questions about Canada's role in the world. ...
Toronto youth share their ideas and visions for Canada's role in the world....
Toronto youth share their personal reasons for why they care about Canada’s role in the world and how it affects their...
This is a video from the World Aids Day ceremonies in Kadjebi, Ghana. Over 3,000 children from the local schools marched...
This video documents the situation in the starvation zone of Southern Sudan, in Africa....
In 2006, students from a Calgary elementary school traveled to Africa to visit Litein Orphanage in Kenya and to try to m...
When Teenangels, Aisha,Jamie and Rosie, get a call for help, they find themselves conducting a full scale investigation ...
Styles of bullying, personal stories and what schools are doing about the problem....
Cyberbullying defined....
In this video not only does she address online etiquettes but Cyberlawyer Parry Aftab deals with cyberbullying head-on. ...
The story of the tragic death of Ryan Halligan was presented on the PBS program Frontline. Ryan committed suicide on Oct...
The impact of hurtful words...
The point of view of a child listeneing to the threats of a school bully....
Sara, a student from Kenitra, Morocco talks about what she would like to see changed in the world....
The project is a collaborative effort between the Canadian Council for Refugees, Mapping Memories, and Life Stories of C...
A trailer by filmmaker Magnus Isacsson for a proposed documentary film, contrasting the writings of Orwell and Huxley ...
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World in todays terms....
The Remix Project is a youth program that acts as an arts and cultural incubator in Toronto, Canada.This film is being u...
Schools Without Borders (SWB) is a unique youth-led organization that makes education and learning more accessible for y...
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World on the environment....
Author Varda Burstyn speaks about the impact of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World on contemporary society....
Author Varda Burstyn gives a brilliant and incisive talk about the Orwellian notion of "Double Think," and applies it to...
Author Varda Burstyn gives a brilliant and incisive talk about the Orwellian notion of "Double Think," and applies it to...
In Old Crow, working with the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, this story was told as part of the Our World Initiative....
Brave New 1984 invites dialogue regarding contemporary issues such as militarism, globalization, consumption, social ine...
Biking Through Barriers documents the moving story of a 1500km Quebec cycling tour by 14-17 year-old Mohawk, Anglophone ...
Clip 514 - the Making Of...
A stop-motion animation drawing that explores the power of Haida art and the importance of sustaining it. In Old Masset,...
A surrealist contemplation on change. In Old Masset, working with Haida youth, this story was told as part of the Our W...
A young woman struggles to belong, but finds comfort in a place closer than she expects.In Old Masset, working with Haid...
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Please Support my friends HIV/AIDS and Mental Health Project
by Joseph Bailey
Sun, 12/06/2009 - 03:34
Hello World
I have recently entered the Miss Africa USA pageant, in hopes of represent my country Liberia and implementing various community health projects in the country and for Africa as a whole. My platform in a nutshell is about decreasing the stigma surrounding Mental Health and HIV/AIDS through developments of educational outreach groups and support groups for those individuals living with these health issues in my country and Africa as whole. I know I have the ability to implement these programs. I have the education and work experience in both Mental Health and HIV/AIDS, and most importantly the passion. I have had the wonderful opportunity to work with HIV/AIDS outreach group, and in various arenas of Mental Health in the U.S. In doing so, I've been able to link communities to these resources and I would just like the opportunity to provide the community members of my country and hopefully Africa as a whole with these same resources and opportunities.
To reach my goal I need the support of my community. This is how you can help. The pageant has an online voting poll, where individuals can cast their votes EVERYDAY for their favorite contestant. The voting polls count towards 10% of your overall score. I'm doing really well, but I still really need your help.
You can either click the link below or just copy and paste this link in your URL box and cast your vote for Yatta David as Miss Liberia USA, and hopefully Miss Africa USA.
https://poll.pollcode.com/IPF2
Voting ends December 15th 2009, so please tell your friends, family, and co-workers, to help support me in achieving my goal. You can VOTE MULTIPLE TIMES A DAY from different computers, and you can even cast your vote from your Blackberry, I-phone, or any kind of PDA or phone that has Internet access. If you have any question or would like to provide hands on help with implementing this project please feel free to email anytime. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Yatta David, BS, CCA, AP
Master of Public Health Candidate, 2010
Brody School of Medicine-ECU
HIV/AIDS Outreach Contract Coordinator
Pitt County Health Department
Associate Professional
Bridges of Hope, Inc.
910-797-7796
yattad@bridgesofhopeinc.com
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