Literacy Central Vancouver Island: Recent Episodes
Literacy Central Indigenous Literacy Coordinator
Local Knowledge keeper Marina White joins Anastasia and Aimee for a powerful discussion. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lcvi/message
Please join practicum student Anastasia Aleck interviewing Patrick Aleck. You can reach Aimee at wahkohtowin@lcvi.ca
Or find us at 19 Commercial st.
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Mahti, astum ekwa api. Tawow nitotemak
please, come and sit. welcome my friends
hear all about our financial literacy Money Stories program.
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Happy Friday all! - Let's normalize talking about Financial Literacy
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Please join Aimee and Robb with Knowledge Keeper Lennie Louie of Stzuminus First Nation
Please join us in talking to Jenny McDougall- one of BC's finest advocates for harm reduction. Hear her share her stories of fighting for equality
Please join Aimee and Rob interviewing Nanaimo resident Daniel Puglas about his creation of New Waves Indigenous Theatre Festival.
Please join Aimee for a conversation with Paul Arthur about the power of poetry and identity during the pandemic Thank you to Ken Crockett for providing music from his track, " The Company of Ghosts"
Please join Linda Jack and Aimee Chalifoux to hear her story of FETHERS, a literacy group of elders, residential and day school survivors. Linda fought for education. She and a few friends formed FETHERS and soon Literacy Central Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island University and many local sponsors helped see this through. thanks to Ken Crockett for his musical intro " In company of ghosts"
Please join Aimee for a conversation with Charles Nelson about the power of family and medicine during the pandemic Thank you to Ken Crockett for providing music from his track, " The Company of Ghosts"
A very special thank you to the First Nations Health Authority " Winter Wellness Grant 2021" Please join us as we talk with local Knowledge Keeper and author, Joe Starr about literacy wellness & staying connected to our culture through the pandemic!