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U Multicultural

Digital Ethnocultural Radio station focused on diverse communities of Canada presented by U Multicultural.

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00:26:11

Rosemary Wakegijig: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

Rosemary is from Wikwemikong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island and attended Spanish residential school when she was 8. When she first arrived, she knew no English besides yes or no. Wakegijig worked as a teacher for over 40 years, and even in retirement, she teaches others in her community as an elder. She believes in letting things in the past go and living each day as a new beginning. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on

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00:28:10

Martina Osawamick: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

Taken at the age of 5, Martina Osawamick would remain in the residential school system until 12. She could not recall most of her memories of that time for many years, having repressed those experiences. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school attendees and their families.

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00:30:08

Henry Pitawanakwat: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

Henry Pitawanakwat has a unique perspective on residential schools. Although he did not attend, his mother did, and he witnessed the effects it had on her as he grew up. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school attendees and their families.

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00:39:15

Flora Northwest: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

Flora Northwest lives in Treaty 6 territory, the land of the Plains Cree. When she was five, she attended day school at a church only about a mile and a half from where she lived. When she turned six, she was sent to Ermineskin residential school. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school attendees and their

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00:26:08

Deborah Hayward: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

Deborah Hayward is from Haisla Nation, known as Kitamaat Village. One day when she returned from school, her mother packed her bag, telling her she was going to Port Alberni residential school. Hayward would attend residential school for two years, or as Hayward refers to it, genocidal prison. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences

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00:39:48

Brian Waboose: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/03

It's been a long journey for Anishinaabe artist Brian Waboose. Experiencing abuse within the residential school system and feeling lost, art helped Waboose find a path in life. After his son tragically passed away, art helped him again. https://brianwaboose.com/ "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school

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00:27:32

Vivan Ketchum: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/05/02

Vivian Ketchum, a writer and photographer, tells her stories and what reconciliation means from the Indigenous perspective. The residential school system took a tremendous toll on Ketchum, costing her much of her language and the beginnings of her story. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school attendees and their

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00:17:58

U Talk S2E115: Access and Inclusion to Sport Conference

U Radio ·

2023/04/28

Anti-Racism is the active practice of opposing racism and promoting racial equality. Although sometimes it feels like racism is a thing of the past, unfortunately, there is still systemic and overt racism in our communities. In response to newcomer communities' experiences of racism in sports groups, the Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign was started. The campaign will hold the Access and Inclusion to Sport Conference this weekend. https://antiracisminsport.ca/

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00:27:53

U Talk S2E114: FascinAsian Film Festival

U Radio ·

2023/04/26

Each year, to bring in Asian Heritage Month, Calgary and Winnipeg hold the FascinAsian Film Festival. The festival celebrates Asian Culture and local filmmakers and professionals while bringing communities together to enjoy the art of cinema. Let's chat about Hollywood, cultural representation, the film industry in Manitoba, and the upcoming festival with President Alan Wong. The FascinAsian Film Festival takes place May 4-7. https://fascinasian.ca/

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00:28:33

U Talk S2E113: Jag Nagra

U Radio ·

2023/04/20

Art is such an essential part of life. However, sometimes there are barriers to seeing it. That's why artists like Jag Nagra create art that's accessible to everyone. If you go for a walk in downtown Vancouver, you might see Nagra's work on a wall or some stairs. But she does more than create amazing art inspired by South Asian culture. As a proud queer woman, she advocates and works to end the stigma against 2SLGBTQ+ people. https://www.jagnagra.com/

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00:20:19

Mabel Horton: We Stand Together

U Radio ·

2023/04/18

Mabel Horton is from Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation. Horton shares her experiences with residential schools so that newcomers to this country can learn how many Indigenous peoples were treated at these schools. "We Stand Together" is a series to understand better these schools' history and its impact on Indigenous communities. Join Ryan Funk and Lisa Muswagon and listen to the stories and experiences of residential school attendees and their families.

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00:33:21

U Talk S2E112: Danielle Sturk

U Radio ·

2023/04/17

Sexual violence is an unfortunate reality for many. In Canada, sexual assault victimization was more than five times higher among women than men (Statistics Canada, 2021). Of Self-reported sexual assaults, nearly half (47%) were committed against women aged 15 to 24. Winnipeg-based filmmaker Danielle Sturk addresses this grim reality in her new film Why? Sexual Violence and Teens. The film follows young men who share their observations on male culture and society and young women survivors of sexual

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00:18:15

U Talk S2E111: Yuliia Kovalenko

U Radio ·

2023/04/12

Yuliia Kovalenko is the next guest in our series on U Talk, exploring the stories of the U Multicultural team. A civic journalist, Yuliia first started as A Ukrainian journalist to tell the stories of the Ukrainian diaspora here in Winnipeg and Manitoba. Have a story you'd like to share? You can contact Yuliia at yuliyakovalenko@u-channel.ca.

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00:27:45

U Talk S2E110: Zuher Almusre

U Radio ·

2023/04/06

Born in Syria and arriving in Dubai when he was two, Zuher Almusre lived in the United Arab Emirates for many years. He would eventually make his way to Canada in 2019. He now works as a Civic Journalist at U Multicultural, telling the stories of Winnipeg's diverse communities. Learn about Ramadan, parenthood, and journalism on this episode of U Talk. Contact Zuher Almusre to share your story and explore civic issues at zuheralmusre@u-channel.ca.

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00:16:26

U Talk S2E109: Dr. Eddsel Martinez

U Radio ·

2023/04/03

Finding one's purpose in life can be a challenge. That one thing you feel you are just meant for. As a pediatrician, Dr. Eddsel Martinez has found just that. But he's more than just a doctor. He's a father, husband, and lover of fantasy. Let's take some time to learn about the man beneath the white coat and stethoscope.

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00:30:31

U Talk S2E108: Migraine Love

U Radio ·

2023/03/24

Life has peaks and valleys. It can take a toll on physical and mental health. For some, the recovery process is quick. For others, it can be a long and excruciating process. Having faced physical and mental hurdles, Vivek Mehmi has taken to music to explore healing. Migraine Love is the latest project in that journey. https://www.vivekmehmi.com/

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00:23:43

U Talk S2E107: Shumaila Hemani, Ph.D.

U Radio ·

2023/03/23

From June to October 2022, Pakistan was hit by devastating floods. Heavier monsoon rains and melting glaciers that followed a severe heat wave caused immeasurable loss of life and displaced millions. Extreme weather events like this are linked to climate change. A Sufi singer-songwriter and acousmatic composer combined traditional storytelling with poetry and sculpted with environmental sounds to create a music project that brings awareness and climate action forward. Check out Shumaila

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00:21:22

U Talk E106: Winnipeg Swahili TV

U Radio ·

2023/03/20

One Winnipegger has made it his goal to showcase content important to his community. Noticing a lack of representation here in Canada, Solomon Baleke created Winnipeg Swahili TV. For the past three years, he's been doing what he can to feature content in the language of more than 200 million speakers worldwide. Winnipeg Swahili TV

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00:19:58

U Talk S2E105: Volunteer Manitoba

U Radio ·

2023/03/13

In 2018, 79% of Canadians aged 15 years and older reported volunteering. Of this number, a majority were people of an older age. If you're younger and haven't, that's okay. Many young people deal with a lot at school or work. However, volunteering has many benefits when you're young, as you never know the people you'll meet or the opportunities you may find. Volunteer Manitoba is the place to find those opportunities. https://www.volunteermanitoba.ca/

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00:15:28

U Talk S2E104: Being Aware of Scams and Fraud

U Radio ·

2023/03/08

In 2021, Canadians lost $231 million from scams and frauds - and that's just what's been reported. With technology becoming an increasing part of our daily lives, knowing how to spot potential scams and what to do if you fall victim to one is essential. Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

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