Weekly news briefs from the pages of the Manitoban, your student newspaper.
Episodes
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Toban Talks, January 18, 2021
Venture Coach and Serial Entrepreneur Josh Zaporzan speaks on student entrepreneurship and how to validate your idea to help navigate the current employment landscape Read more ›
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Johise Namwira Speaks On Trauma Informed Approaches To Research
University of Manitoba and Oxford University alumna Johise Namwira discusses applying trauma-informed research methods to ensure safe research processes for both researcher and participant and also the healing effect of participating in trauma research. Read more ›
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Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba unpacks the value of peer-to-peer support
Rita Chahal, executive director, and Eileen McDonald, women's programming co-ordinator, of the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba unpack the value of peer-to-peer support in times of mental health and discuss resources available to people during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more ›
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The power of representation within the Black community.
UMSU vice-president community engagement Tino Dogo, Black Students Union (BSU) vice-president advocacy Vimbai Gudu and BSU president Reem Elmahi talk about the power of representation within the Black community and the impact of the newly created Black student representative position on UMSU's board. Read more ›
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The evolution of storytelling through independent publishing
Mandipa Shumba and Braedan Hafichuck give insight on being self-published authors in the Manitoba market. They speak on their shift away from long-form books and how to navigate a busy schedule with writing and publishing Read more ›
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Appropriation and assimilation in the beauty industry and hair and beauty education.
Winnipeg hairstylists Niasha Mckoy and Chanté Miller-Dueck speak out on discrimination, appropriation and assimilation in the beauty industry and hair and beauty education. Read more ›
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Masculinity In Society And The Gender Spectrum
Former Business coach Jeff Consul, Speaks on the gender spectrum and models of healthy masculinity in respect to the evolving work environment. Read more ›
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Local bluegrass duo Serenade discusses making music in the midst of a global pandemic
Geneva Halverson and Allison Phipps of the band Serenade speak on their origins, the impact that the pandemic has had on them as artists and their upcoming projects Read more ›
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Kelechi Asagwara on race and racism in society and filmmaking during COVID-19.
Kelechi Asagwara talks about race and racism in society and the film industry, and filmmaking during COVID-19. Read more ›
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