E53: STUDENT VOICES – Celebrating Black culture and identity at Lethbridge College Learning Innovation: The Teaching & Learning Podcast

In this thought-provoking episode, we recognize Black History Month (BHM) with a meaningful panel discussion featuring Lethbridge College students: Sharon Boit, Susan Samaila, and Raihau-Milz Izonyobore.
The trio discuss the significance of BHM events at the college, and share heart-felt dialogue about Black culture and identity, including influences like language, education, tradition, and intersectionality.
During the episode, Sharon, Susan, Raihau, and Donna (host) mention:
List of BHM events at Lethbridge College 
LCSA – Lethbridge College Student Association
General Arts and Science – Pre-Social Work Major planning guide
Administrative Office Professional program at Lethbridge College
Criminal Justice - Policing program at Lethbridge College 
How to make Nigerian scrambled eggs (3-minute video) 
BHM meal kit pickup – Eastern African meal (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Congo, Sudan) 
Register for a meal kit HERE 

Kenya (Google Maps)
Utamaduni Day – a celebration of all the cultures in Kenya 
Cultural appropriation 
Mursik (fermented milk) 
Nigeria (Google Maps)
FGM – Female genital mutilation 
Burundi (Google Maps)
Intersectionality 
International Services at Lethbridge College 
Third Places (spaces) 
The Cave – a safe, inclusive student hangout spot at the college 
Thirsty Thursday 

Diwali: Festival of Lights 
Lethbridge Buchanan Library 
Wellness Services at Lethbridge College 
LCSA Food bank for students 
East African Pilau – Kenyan pilau 
Nigerian Jollof Rice 
Kenyan Chapati | Chapo recipe 
Canadian Pow Wow calendar 
Grand Prairie Police Service