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We recognize that home is not a safe place for some. We see you. Please know that you're not alone and help is available. You can text or WhatsApp at 613-704-5535 or chat online at unsafeathomeottawa.ca/, 7 days a week, 8:30am to midnight.
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NEWSYOUCANUSE: This week @jaerichards & @Trey_Richards are celebrating the four-year anniversary of their apparel company! We caught up with them to discuss their journey since beginning @4YallEnt and what their community means to them on #NYCU!
WATCH: youtu.be/A-8PgUgI_rI
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Friendly Reminder! Join us for our Clippers and Combs Event tomorrow from 11AM-4PM. Registration is required: Haley (437)993-4330 or [email protected]. Please bring your mask and maintain social distancing. See you there!
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#NEWSYOUCANUSE: One-third of women in Canada struggle to afford menstrual products every month, that's why young people in the city are fighting for #periodproducts to be made available for free across #Toronto! Learn more over on Youtube!
WATCH: youtu.be/2jNVc6Efn3Y
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Looking for your next professional dev. opportunity?
@Carleton_U’s Senate is seeking undergraduate/graduate students to serve on a variety of Senate Standing Committees.
Submit a self-nomination & gain the skills today that will help you lead tomorrow: carleton.ca/senate/2022/call…
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Can relationships survive after someone cheats? 🤔 Let us know what you think in the comments!
We get into the messiness of cheating over on the latest episode of #TheBGShow! Watch it now over on YouTube.
WATCH: youtu.be/OiqkOzD0FPA
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What was your favorite album to listen to in high school?
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Thought you folks would appreciate this...@jumokesogbesan @lolashoneyin @molarawood @DeniseSiele @NicSmith312 @hofrench @idilmussa @Nanaaba
Foods found in my picture book “My #Soca Birthday Party: with #Jollof Rice and Steel Pans.”- the level of #culture in this story is felt heavily by those of #Caribbean / #African heritage.
Here is a taste 🥰 #celebrations #RepresentationMatters #waakye #ricedishes #unity #kidlit
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It's Black Mental Health Week In Toronto! A time to amplify the negative impact anti-Black racism has on the Black community & share coping resources and strategies.
#BlackMentalHealthMatters #MentalHealth #EmotionalIntelligence #Toronto
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This week is officially Black Mental Health Week, and although for us Black Mental Health Week is every week. We wish to celebrate our Community Ambassadors for keeping our community safe during these difficult times. Thank you for all you do!
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This week is Black Mental Health Week in Toronto!
Anti-Black racism is prevalent and has negative impact on the health of Blacks. This week let's share coping tools and resources and cultivate greater awareness of it's impacts on Black communities, families & individuals.
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A 72-year-old mother says she was denied care by a nurse @WRHospital in #Windsor because she was on the phone with her daughter. @AmieVarley joined me to share her mother's story & how she's advocating to end discrimination in health care.
WATCH: youtu.be/E-ccTfgy1Mk
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Découvrez la table ronde de @TubmanInstitute aujourd’hui à 16 h: Santé et bien-être des Noirs: points de vue des étudiant.e.s. Learn more by visiting our #Glendon #BlackHistoryMonth Calendar: bit.ly/34GqaTk #BHMatYU
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RIGHT? I am a RMT and alot of the workers I work with have this issue to. Government doesn't think of this but expects you to still pay your bills even if your forced to not work so your kids can stay home to do online school.
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More than hair cutting taking place at Stubz Hair Salon during @ACMPOttawa Barbershop Talk Series: Locked Up, Getting Out & Staying Out as peeps from Ottawa, Winnipeg and even Mexico jumped in with great insights, albeit heated at times @alldaysfa @VictorySpeaks7 @drvibeshow
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Congratulations to our Master's and undergraduate graduates today! We wish you absolutely all the best and thank you for choosing us!
#CarletonGrads2021 #CUProud
To see their profiles, visit carleton.ca/womensstudies/co…
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Prof @alexisshotwell calls on non-Indigenous people to take action amid residential schools discoveries. If you're a residential school survivor or have been affected by the residential school system & need help, you can contact the Residential Schools Crisis Line: 1-866-9254419.
Amid more shocking residential schools discoveries, non-Indigenous people must take action theconversation.com/amid-mor…
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You can help protect the indigenous children & families suffering at the hands of our government right now. Support @CaringSociety & the #spiritbearplan To learn more fncaringsociety.com/7-free-w…
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Here we go again - Contractors accused of rescuing white workers first after Mozambique attack theguardian.com/world/2021/m… @alldaysfa @ddonkor