The Tla'Amin Word of the Day is : Kwakthumb - to tell a story
Discussion today on Storytelling as it relates to Canadian history. First Nations People of Canada were banned by The Indian Act from sharing their stories, speaking their language and passing on their culture. We discuss the impact that has today and how the Point of View of the Storyteller is so important.
Murray Dobbin joins us at 12:30 for #AwdPolitics. He breaks down the break down in democracy in his latest article on The Tyee and Rabble.
The NCRA Equity Committee has a subcommittee that is a reading group and gathers every 6-8 weeks to discuss member selected readings.
This group was hosted by CJMP, Cousin Awd with guests Courtney Harrop, Sarah Newton - Equity Officer of the NCRA, and Robin Erikson former Equity Officer with the NCRA and PD of CKUW in Winnipeg.
42 Fish and the Tla'Amin Word of the Day host another enlightening discussion on Land - əmɛn.
Music from Native North America Vol. 1 and a discussion about the upcoming Evening of Music and Conversation with Willie Thrasher, Linda Saddleback, Kevin Sipreano Howes, Larry Hanson and Eric Wilson January 31st.
#AwdPoli with Murray Dobbin talks austarity and prosperity which we recorded for posterity...
Leila and Eoyn join their cousin to discuss their visit to Powell River for the community forum on Liquified Natrual Gas.
Leila Darwish is the BC-Yukon Regional Organizer for the Council of Canadians. Over the last decade, she has worked as a community organizer for different environmental organizations and community groups in BC, Alberta and the USA on campaigns such as fracking, tar sands, pipelines, nuclear energy, coal, climate justice, water protection, and more. She has spent the last several months organizing with communities across BC that are fighting fracked gas pipelines and LNG proposals.
Dr. Eoin Finn is a retired KPMG partner, with a PhD in physical chemistry and MBA international business. He is a 30 year part time resident of Bowyer Island in Howe Sound and is actively involved with The Future of Howe Sound Society and My Sea to Sky, two community groups who have been active in raising concern and opposition to the Woodfibre LNG project currently proposed for Howe Sound. His talk will focus on the economics of exporting LNG from BC and public safety and pollution concerns about LNG plants and tankers.
The NCRA Equity Comittee has a Reading Group which meets bimonthly onair to discuss member suggested materials.
September was hosted by CJMP 90.1FM in Powell River.
Reading Materials can be found below:
First an interview on NonDefensive Communication in this August episode of WINGS: Sue Supriano, host of Steppin' Out of Babylon interviews Sharon Ellison, communications Counselor - website www.pndc.com
This link is to a 2 page pdf with great summery info on Non Defensive Communication
These 'rules' he suggests are applicable to any kind of challenging conversations not just ones about race. Again it's about communicating with other humans.
Finally a pdf of Ten Principals for approaching social justice issues through the arts. They are from a paper about using arts education to teach social justice issues however I feel the points are useful in many work environments outside of the classroom. Whether we are working on a documentary, a marathon, an episode, or just thinking about our work in the station, these ten points are good reminders of things to keep in mind or ask yourself throughout the work.
When we meet, I thought we might discuss some of our stations policies around communication, discipline, and enforcing rules or running meetings and how some of these communication methods have/could be implemented. CJMP policies can be found on our website.
Dis-Cussing Minister of Transportation Todd Stone's visit to PR and Drosting Out on the three articles written about it. Cousin Awd interviews Local Journalist Drewen Younge of Powell River Daily News.
Music from The Meow-Meows, Another Project and Angelique Kidjo (for example).