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The Art Of Facilitation P.2 (Lynn Worrell) by Karl Thomas & Lynn Worrell

In this podcast episode, we address the topic of facilitation with Lynn Worrell, a community worker dedicated to her craft. Lynn works as a community worker at the Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi NDG, and she is the founder of a hip-hop literacy program at James Lyng high school, which seeks to prevent high school dropouts through arts. As a community worker, facilitation is a significant component with...

In this episode, we introduce Edmund Catlin, the music and sound producer for the movie project "The Path Less Taken," which you can find on Youtube. Edmund shares his journey and passion for music and what the future may hold for him. In addition, we introduce Julianne Racine from Bienvenue NDG, who is the editor of the episode and will be with us till the end of December. A major thank you to Ju...

We have Nikki Machin, author and Outreach & Community Development Worker for Gay and Grey Montreal, on this episode. Gay and Grey Montreal is a social, mutual aid and sensitization network for English-speaking L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.+ individuals over 50 in Montreal and the surrounding area. https://gayandgreymontreal.com https://gayandgreymontreal.com/author/staff/ http://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/

Today, we introduce two individuals rocking things up in the NDG community with innovative project ideas and contagious positive energy. Sirvart Sabbaghian, an intercultural mediator for Bienvenue NDG. Rekeem Durham, assistant coordinator for the St Raymond centre. This episode discusses why they chose community work, their intervention approach, and how social media affects today’s youth. https:/...

Theme: sexual harassment and the culture of consent. This three-year, three-phase project focuses on community mobilization and developing a sense of engagement among young people about the culture of consent. The first of the three phases consist of assessing needs (among youth, teachers, non-teachers and community) and developing partnerships with different actors and actresses present in the co...

Theme: sexual harassment and the culture of consent. This three-year, three-phase project focuses on community mobilization and developing a sense of engagement among young people about the culture of consent. The first of the three phases consist of assessing needs (among youth, teachers, non-teachers and community) and developing partnerships with different actors and actresses present in the co...

We had the chance to sit down with Emmanuel Gauchier, founder, and board member of the Centre of Unicura, since 2016. The centre of Unicura gives a unique experience for young girls from the Nunavik region, specifically Puvirnituq, to spend four weeks in a camp where they will explore and learn about their Inuit traditions with the inclusion of non-traditional approaches. A follow-up interview wil...

Theme: sexual harassment and the culture of consent. This three-year, three-phase project focuses on community mobilization and developing a sense of engagement among young people about the culture of consent. The first of the three phases consist of assessing needs (among youth, teachers, non-teachers and community) and developing partnerships with different actors and actresses present in the co...

Jessica Rouillier presents her new project. The Tandem Prevention CDN-NDG project The Path Less Taken is a non-verbal short film funded by Canada's Government through its senior programs. This film aims to raise awareness on psychological abuse, neglect, ageism, financial fraud and systemic abuse towards seniors. The Path Less Taken will be released on many platforms, including our website, YouTub...

Susie Showers (she/her) is a drama therapist and counsellor for anxious adults who want to be more focused and flexible. Drama therapy uses theatre techniques like movement, metaphor, characters, and props to explore your inner world with expressive or non-verbal expression. With a life spent bouncing between England and Canada doing art activism as a puppeteer and clown, she now runs her private...

Rana Liu is the Community Development Officer at Explorations. Her work seeks to actively engage Explorations within the community, setting goals for improvement and responding to problems and needs through empowerment and active participation. As the communications link, she leads the development campaigns, the diversity and inclusion objectives, and the partnerships, including establishing the f...

Sandra Serrano In this episode, Sandra Serrano, Director of the Walkley community centre, sits down with us and shares how she got involved in the NDG community. She talks about her love for the Walkley centre and how an internship got her the seat as the Walkley community centre director. https://cjndg.org/centres/walkley-center/ https://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/

Today we present to you a special episode. Our annual general meeting! Our AGM will be composed of multiple parts. First, we will have our new director Camille Vaillancourt talk about how our programs will adapt in consequence via Covid. Her presentation will be followed by two notable guest politicians Rachel Bendayan and David Birnbaum. Kadi Diop will be the one hosting and doing the transitions...

Twenty years of working in the NDG community! Joseph Lambert talks about his experience, who he is as an individual and gives us some real and deep insights into human behaviour. As he moves on from the Tandem team after two decades of dedicated work, the NDG community will never forget the giant footprint he left behind. We love you, PAPA JOE!! The Tandem team, whose work covers the entire boroug...

Part 2. An Educator, Community worker, and an advocate for youth in care. Erin From Head & hands shares her experience of being in the care system and talks about her new project, moving forward with care. The program/project operates as a drop-in where individuals can have dinner together, access counselling, harm reduction supplies, and community resources.

The Dep Sports Edition gives space to "The Remembering of" podcast. In this episode, the guys (Kevin, Seb, Didier) rank the top 10 Kobe moments. Hosts: With Kevin Guerrier, Sebastien Louis and Didier Sam. Producer & Editor: Karl Thomas

You do not need to wear a KKK outfit to be racist. Learning can be messy, and we got to be up for that. Words, by the wonderful Lynn Worrell. In this episode, we talk about the passing of Ahmaud Arbery and the perspective of racism.

An Educator, Community worker, and an advocate for youth in care. Erin From Head & hands shares her experience of being in the care system and talks about her new project, moving forward with care. The program/project operates as a drop-in where individuals can have dinner together, access counselling, harm reduction supplies, and community resources.

In this episode, we give space to a new podcast called The Remembering Of Podcast. Interview with Quincy Guerrier. Info: This is the remembering Of___ Podcast, This is the podcast that we take the time to remember the fantastic, the greats and the awesome people that changed and altered our lives in many different ways. With Kevin Guerrier, Sebastien Louis and Didier Sam. The remembering of___ pod...

Rapper and vlogger Oran came on the dep to talk about his music project retrospection. In this episode, we talk about growing up in NDG, leaving the Philippines, and adjusting to Montreal's new life and why rap music. https://youtu.be/pe7qC-t5ETQ https://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/

Fanny Lavigne is a community outreach worker in the Côte-des-Neiges district for teenage girls aged 12 to 17. Fanny is concerned with preventing the sexual exploitation of adolescent girls at street level. Her workload is rather multi-faceted; she makes herself available a few days a week at La Voie High School where her tasks run the gamut from animating workshops to meeting with students, organi...

Today we talk to Liz Lingh, a street worker at Head & Hands. Street work at Head & Hands is an outreach program that aims to meet and support youth (12-25) and drug users (all ages) in a non-judgmental, holistic, confidential, and flexible way. Their street workers spend time with clients in NDG, in places where they hang out (parks, on the street, in youth centres, bars, apartments, motels and me...

Part 2. Of our interview with Jonathan Platt. Jonathan is a youth worker at the Carrefour Jeunesse NDG in Montreal. We talk about how the stoppage of competitive sports affects people in a negative way when they do not have any other outlets. https://cje-ndg.com/en/employe/jonathan-platt-en/ https://preventioncdnndg.org/news/

As we all isolate ourselves into our homes and we cuddle with our loved ones. This episode is a check-in with Lynn and I. We talk about how we are holding up (2.20), community services and people still at work, Not being able to see friends and family (14.30), coping mechanisms (21.30), and what we want you to share with us (29.05). https://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/ https://cje-ndg.com/en/empl...