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Fanshawe raises awareness on Truth and Reconcilliation day. (opens the original)
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Fanshawe’s students are honouring Indigenous students on Truth and Reconciliation day through many ways. Included are an art gallery displaying artwork created by Indigenous students, an Artisan market to support Indigenous businesses, and a speaking event where Ray John Jr, an Indigenous educator, and Pam Tobin, the CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services. Tobin and John Jr discussed the importance of women in Indigenous communities. “I
First Nation students celebrate Orange shirt day with artwork (opens the original)
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Fanshawe’s Institute of Indigenous learning has numerous activities prepared for Orange shirt day. These include an art gallery off art created by Indigenous students, as well as an artisan square to support local Indigenous businesses.Natalie Fletcher, the Manager of Indigenous Student Success at Fanshawe and a member of the Caldwell First Nation community, says that colleges were never originally meant to be a place where Indigenous people could learn, making it all the more important to raise
Fanshawe anime reflects growing trends in London (opens the original)
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Fanshawe’s anime club recently hosted an event where they watched the anime film Ghost in the Shell (1995). “I got into loving anime by just finding it on vacation in Jamaica,” said Dejean Douglass, the vice president of the anime club at Fanshawe. “I’ve been watching it ever since.” Douglass had been in the anime club for two years and has been the vice president starting only this year. He says that compared to last year, the anime club has been much popular. “There’s more people showing up fo
London Cares launches initiative to combat homelessness misinformation (opens the original)
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London Cares has unveiled a new campaign intending to help people spread awareness of homelessness, as well as ensuring that they are not spreading misinformation. In an official media release, London Cares states that the purpose of this campaign, called Housing First, Hope Always, is to “… strengthen understanding of London Cares’ role, expertise and Housing First approach.” “It’s hard to find housing these days, especially at an affordable rate,” said Chris Moss, the executive director of Lon
Western university unveils indigenous themed mural (opens the original)
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Western University unveiled a new mural depicting the creation story of the Anishinabek tribe. The mural, depicting how the Earth was created on the back of a turtle shell according to the Anishinabek myth, was revealed on Sept 21 at the Thames Hall Jeff and Shelley Parr Family Atrium. “There are different versions of the creation story.” Said Jeanette Ladd, the painter of the mural. “Other people that you know share the same story, but there might be a little bit of a tweak of something added.
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