29 min
Episode 10 with Hagir Sail: Grief is Best When Shared Rise Resilient
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Grief is best when shared-Hagir Sail
In this episode of Rise resilient, I speak with Hagir Sail about grief after she shared these beautiful words with me: Grief is best when shared.
Hagir has called Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Canada home, and has lived in Calgary CANADA since 2006. Today, she gracefully shares her perspective on grief after losing a young cousin to a violent crime, and contrasts her Sudanese ways of knowing how to grieve with the act of grieving she has witnessed here in Canada.
About Hagir Sail:
Described by her community and co-workers as a passionate, values-driven, social justice-minded problem solver, Hagir Sail has dedicated her life’s work to making our city a better and more inclusive place for everyone to live. Hagir has called Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Canada home, and has lived in Calgary since 2006. Hagir is a proud graduate of the University of Calgary’s Political Science Program. After working at the Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre as a Resource Worker, Hagir continued to apply her community-building skills at Action Dignity, where she focused on youth programming and policy. In her capacity as Community Facilitation and Engagement Specialist at Vibrant Communities Calgary, Hagir works tirelessly to create an environment of growth in our community, particularly for people with lived and living experience of poverty. Hagir’s passion for community building also extends to her volunteer work, which includes volunteering with the Police Chiefs African Advisory Board, working with the Sudanese community, as well as work with a local organization that promotes access to dignified burial services. Hagir believes that our city can become a better place if we all practice vulnerability with one another.
Keep an eye (and ear out) for her podcast.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/riseresilient/message
Grief is best when shared-Hagir Sail
In this episode of Rise resilient, I speak with Hagir Sail about grief after she shared these beautiful words with me: Grief is best when shared.
Hagir has called Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Canada home, and has lived in Calgary CANADA since 2006. Today, she gracefully shares her perspective on grief after losing a young cousin to a violent crime, and contrasts her Sudanese ways of knowing how to grieve with the act of grieving she has witnessed here in Canada.
About Hagir Sail:
Described by her community and co-workers as a passionate, values-driven, social justice-minded problem solver, Hagir Sail has dedicated her life’s work to making our city a better and more inclusive place for everyone to live. Hagir has called Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Canada home, and has lived in Calgary since 2006. Hagir is a proud graduate of the University of Calgary’s Political Science Program. After working at the Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre as a Resource Worker, Hagir continued to apply her community-building skills at Action Dignity, where she focused on youth programming and policy. In her capacity as Community Facilitation and Engagement Specialist at Vibrant Communities Calgary, Hagir works tirelessly to create an environment of growth in our community, particularly for people with lived and living experience of poverty. Hagir’s passion for community building also extends to her volunteer work, which includes volunteering with the Police Chiefs African Advisory Board, working with the Sudanese community, as well as work with a local organization that promotes access to dignified burial services. Hagir believes that our city can become a better place if we all practice vulnerability with one another.
Keep an eye (and ear out) for her podcast.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/riseresilient/message
29 min