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Residential school survivors, former First Nations Chief Edmund Metatawabin and Roberta Hill give first-hand accounts of the abuse and trauma they endured when attending residential schools. Children and grand-children of survivors, Janet Head and author David Robertson, share the lasting impacts on their lives and community. Cree family physician, Dr. James Makokis, also gives an understanding of what intergenerational trauma looks like and shares resources on how healing can take place. Christmas Birthday, Christmas Crafts, Christmas Tree, Christmas Ideas, Happy Birthday, Christmas Games, Christmas Decorations, Christmas Ornaments, Birthday Gifts

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Residential school survivors, former First Nations Chief Edmund Metatawabin and Roberta Hill give first-hand accounts of the abuse and trauma they endured when attending residential schools. Children and grand-children of survivors, Janet Head and author David Robertson, share the lasting impacts on their lives and community. Cree family physician, Dr. James Makokis, also gives an understanding of what intergenerational trauma looks like and shares resources on how healing can take place.

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Bell Let's Talk

What is it like to start a new home away from the one you knew? What is it like to learn a new way of life, a new language, to make a living while also navigating racism, micro-aggressions, cultural barriers and family stigma? In episode 1 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health podcast series you’ll hear from immigrants as they share their experiences and the toll it took on their mental health as they dealt with all this and more while making Canada home. Similarities And Differences, Morning Show, Racing, Language, Canada, Life

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What is it like to start a new home away from the one you knew? What is it like to learn a new way of life, a new language, to make a living while also navigating racism, micro-aggressions, cultural barriers and family stigma? In episode 1 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health podcast series you’ll hear from immigrants as they share their experiences and the toll it took on their mental health as they dealt with all this and more while making Canada home.

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Episode 2 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health podcast series features author & mental health advocate Shaimaa Kraba, and the editor-in-chief of Muslim Link, Chelby Daigle, as they share what its like to experience Islamophobia first hand and the toll of these lives experiences on their mental health. You’ll also hear from psychotherapist, Zainib Abdullah, who gives some context into understanding these traumas and shares resources that listeners can access.

Episode 2 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health podcast series features author & mental health advocate Shaimaa Kraba, and the editor-in-chief of Muslim Link, Chelby Daigle, as they share what its like to experience Islamophobia first hand and the toll of these lives experiences on their mental health. You’ll also hear from psychotherapist, Zainib Abdullah, who gives some context into understanding these traumas and shares resources that listeners can access.

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Bell Let's Talk

Episode 3 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health looks at the unique barriers men within the BIPOC community may face when it comes to taking care of their mental health. Guests include 20-year old student Shemar Barnett and PhD candidate and mental health advocate, Varun Joshi. Counsellor Khan Bouba-Dalambaye shares his insights into how the idea of resilience and strength in BIPOC communities can sometimes be a trap and a barrier to accessing help.

Episode 3 of the From Where We Stand: Conversations on Race and Mental Health looks at the unique barriers men within the BIPOC community may face when it comes to taking care of their mental health. Guests include 20-year old student Shemar Barnett and PhD candidate and mental health advocate, Varun Joshi. Counsellor Khan Bouba-Dalambaye shares his insights into how the idea of resilience and strength in BIPOC communities can sometimes be a trap and a barrier to accessing help.

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Bell Let's Talk