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Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. Visit @parn4counties on Instagram for today’s #ItsFridayImStill

Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. CRRC is in conversation with Patricia Wilson, founder of Diverse Nature Collective. This week's focus: the lack of diverse representation in Conservation organizations, environmental groups and non-profits.

Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. This Friday’s live is hosted by @parn4counties. A conversation with Bob and Natalia about HIV Long Term Survivors Day, U=U and more.

Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. This Friday’s live is hosted by @kawartha_sac and @racerelationsptbo about ecepereincing systemic hate and racism.

Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. This week's conversation is inspired by Braiding Sweetgrass book study with @earlylearning_qi but not just for those who have read the book! @racerelationsptbo and @compass_celc will share reflections from the book and connect with broader themes of relationships, gratitude, gifts & reciprocity.

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Today we have an exciting video interview in collaboration with Fadzo Media Productions. We discussed the importance of land acknowledgements and the part that non-indigenous people can play on the path to truth and reconciliation. If you're interested in watching it click on the link in our bio.

ndigenous Fringe Festival Shifts into Cars For months, the Nogojiwanong Fringe Festival team has looked forward tobringing artists and audiences together in beautiful outdoors venues atTrent University campus As of June 17, they were informed that under Ontario's current reopeningplan, the original "live" event will not be allowed. The revised plan is a shift from open air shows to drive in shows. Arevised schedule of performances can be found on their websitewww.indigenousfringefest.ca  Drive-in performances will take place in Parking Lot X on Trent's eastbank from June 23 - 27. Those wishing to reserve tickets to the drive-in performances (whichallow for much larger audiences) may do so by emailingindigenousfringefest@gmail.com For more info, here's the Festival website:http://www.indigenousfringefest.ca/news.html

This week the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians is hosting a Virtual Summit on Water Protection. This will take place Thursday June 24th to Saturday June 26th and feature many incredible speakers including a Keynote from Winona LaDuke! Together at this Summit, we will learn Traditional Teachings from Elders, hear from Water Protectors and learn how to UNITE in our efforts. We would love for you to join us. Please feel free to share. To Register: https://bit.ly/2RrMgDa Please also visit our website at https://zhaabwiitoodaanibi.ca  where you can find the poster, agenda, information on speakers and other resources to protect the water.

Every Friday, we'll host an array of guests who will speak to their unique experiences of "still being" in the context of current events. This week's conversation is about Food Secure Friday, June 25th, on the KSAC Instagram page at 1:30 pm. Our guest tomorrow is Mary Anne Martin: "Mary Anne Martin is a Postdoctoral Fellow, in the School of the Environment, at Trent University. She has researched food insecurity and responses to it in Peterborough for the past 10 years, most recently as they pertain to local pandemic responses and how they connect with local food production." It's Friday,…

Angela Connors will be chatting with Dan Jones this Friday. Dan is a radio/web journalist, husband and father living with Cerebral Palsy. We’ll be discussing how accessibility does not always mean inclusion.

Join us live @racerelationsptbo tomorrow at 1:00 as we get chatty with Luca Schaefer from @kawartha_sac

Tune in tomorrow for #ItsFridayImStill. @parn4countieswill be having a fun chat about what it means to be #NewToTown in #Peterborough with our guests @_sabrinakuipers@thatnogoshelterkwe and @dianetherrienptbo. Bring your teacups and tupperware, we'll have a lovely chat on your chesterfield- with flip-flops and hats on! Make sure you are following CRRC, @kawartha_sacand @parn4counties and stay up to date with new live sessions.

Raising Children Raising children during the pandemic has been a tumultuous time for parents and caregivers. Navigating fears and uncertainty while maintaining a calm routine in the home has its challenges.  Tune in on the KSAC Instagram page live stream on Friday July 30th at 2pm EST as we discuss navigating conflict and tough conversations with parents/caregivers and their children.

After years of campaigning by Black legislators and community advocates, Canada on Sunday is officially marking the abolishment of slavery nearly 200 years ago in its first nationwide Emancipation Day.

Would you please join Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation members to recognize Indigenous children who lost their lives at residential schools in Canada?

Join Parents of Black Children on Saturday, August 7 for the March for Black Students The first annual March for Black Students took place in August of 2020. In the year since we have seen a number of changes within the education system thanks to the 10 demands issued as part of last year’s march. However, these changes do not go far enough and are not clear enough to offer significant impacts for Black children. More concerningly, in our work with parents across this province, Parents of Black Children is seeing first hands how systems and institutions are harming our children…