Marlene Brant Castellano: one of the first indigenous profs

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Through the power of her example and effort, Dr. Marlene Brant Castellano has increased the presence of Aboriginal curriculum, knowledge, and students on campuses in the United States and Canada. AS A PERSON OF Mohawk heritage She was on one

Donna Morton.. being an architect of change

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What a commitment to change, and being a changemaker, has done for her life in social movements. This brief interview served as a introduction for ConversationWorks.ca’s Women In Change workshop.

Briony Penn: Women In Change 1

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Interview at Women in Change: Themes: Starting small Where are you in the ecosystem Setting up parallel systems Gathering mentors

Jim Diers: Developing Community Assets

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Improving our communities starts with recognizing what we do have, rather than what we don’t. Jim Diers has a passion for participatory democracy. Since moving to Seattle in 1976, he put that passion to work for an Alinsky-style community organization,

The engagement story

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A winter hike on Valentines Day in an ice storm captures the spirit of this remarkable couple, shared on the night before their wedding View the playlist of interviews, memories and tributes shared during the wedding weekend.

Justin Blanchfield: Arbutus Global Middle ( 2008)

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Justin wows 180 grade 8 students. Read student comments on the interview.

In celebration of my dad

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Sarah Rouget’s (Colwill) comments shared about her father, Roger Colwill, at his celebration of life. The ways the family stayed in touch and how they found to honour his passion for connecting community even after his passing. The emails they