Sylvie Champagne an urban planner and architect talking about the importance of communities coming together to build sustainable future
Svens Telemaque ranks as one of the most prone speakers touching youth empowerment today. After multiple arrests and various feats with death, he abandoned familiarity and a life of drug trafficking to start anew.
Since relocating to Montreal in 2007, Svens has co-founded L'art Selah, a poetry collective which provides a platform for writers and arm listeners with hope. In 2014 he released his first book entitled Pen of a Ready Writer Vol.1 and has been featured on CBC., Global News, Breakfast Television, and other major networks.
As a social entrepreneur, Svens has been recognized as a regional finalist for Start-Up Canada and awarded the Community Leadership Award from Montreal Community Cares, amongst other honours.
Svens has empowered thousands through his youth empowerment tour across the U.S., Canada, The Caribbean, and Africa. His compelling story does not idolize a troublesome past but reminds us that even "Broken Crayons Still Color".
Sharing his story of how the community help transform him to a person of influence
Kemba shares some of her secrets of leadership and also talks about the importance of giving back
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Kemba Mitchell, a 3rd generation African Canadian born proud mother of two daughters.
Kemba talks about her journey from a volunteer to a leader in her community
She also talks about her work in the West Island Black Community Organization and the importance of giving back
Sylvie Champagne, an urban planner and architect with 30 years of experience in both the private and public sector,
Talking about her life growing up
The importance of communities coming together
Supporting local businesses