What's Gone Well Today

Faith, Hope and Empathy

Monique Gray Smith of Little Drum Consulting shares tools she uses to further resiliency and hope for First Peoples

Tarsands and Enbridge issues

interviews by middle school students of three remarkably knowledgeable advocates for the environment.

Tegan

what's gone well with her teaching , art practice and explorations

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Collaborative Map: Jeff Lichty

insights, experiences and important moments in the growth of his Yoga school, Ashtanga Victoria Yoga Centre

Victoria Community Supper

thoughts after first supper
These clips are organized around 4 theme questions:
Moments that stood out,
surprises,
who would you like be involved
what's possible

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Mary-Wynne Ashford

Reflections on teaching and connecting in and beyond the formal classroom....
Originally a secondary school chemistry teacher, Dr. Mary-Wynne Ashford returned to University of Calgary to study medicine at 38 with three children in school. She practiced as a family physician for 11 years and specialized in palliative care. Ashford is past president of the International Physicians for Prevention of Nuclear War, which won the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize. She received her PhD from Simon Fraser University in 1997 where she studied the roots of violence. In the past, Ashford has received the prestigious Gandhi Award from Simon Fraser University, the Governor General of Canada's medal twice, YWCA Women of Distinction Award, the YMCA Peace Medal, and the Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility Distinguished Physician Award.

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