CanU Imagine

CanU Canada
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A podcast dedicated to sharing stories of Hope, Confidence and Action in Winnipeg Youth.

Episodes

  1. 08/21/2022

    5 - Young Leaders - Ft. Divya Sharma

    The fifth episode of CanU Imagine - a podcast dedicated to sharing stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg youth. In this episode, Roger and Daniel explore the CanU experience from the perspective of the participant. Divya Sharma - a recent high school graduate - joins the conversation to share stories of her 8 years as a CanU participant, mentor and leader. Hear more stories at CanUCanada.org. This episode of the CanU Imagine podcast is made possible by: Roger Berrington Daniel Reimer Tarun Kumar Reetik Kumar Intro and Outro Music: Composed and performed by Brent Ticzon

    5 - Young Leaders - Ft. Divya Sharma

  2. 03/27/2022

    4 - Reimagining Education - Ft. Dr. Michelle Honeyford

    The fourth episode of CanU Imagine - a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg youth. In this episode, Roger Berrington (Founder and Executive Director of CanU Canada) and Daniel Reimer (Creative Director and General Counsel) reflect on CanU's incredible relationship with the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba. Roger and Daniel have a conversation with Dr. Michelle Honeyford, Professor of Language and Literacy. Dr. Honeyford shares her insight into the one-of-a-kind learning experiences offered through the B. Ed. Academies program. Stay tuned and subscribe for monthly episodes. Hear more stories at CanUCanada.org. Thank you to our generous supporter: Rogers and The Ted Rogers Community Grant Intro and Outro Music: Composed and performed by Brent Ticzon

    4 - Reimagining Education - Ft. Dr. Michelle Honeyford

  3. 01/28/2022

    3 - Reach Beyond - Ft. Dr. Lauren Martens and Dr. Brooke Cochrane

    The third episode of CanU Imagine - a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg youth. In this episode, Roger Berrington (Founder and Executive Director of CanU Canada) and Daniel Reimer (Creative Director and General Counsel) reflect on CanU Reach - a one-of-a-kind learning experience where Healthcare students mentor Winnipeg youth in what it means to be a healthcare professional in Manitoba. In the first interview, Roger and Daniel have a conversation with Dr. Lauren Martens. Lauren, a physician and former CanU Reach coordinator, reflects on the inspirations behind kick-starting the CanU Reach learning experience. In the second interview, Dr. Brooke Cochrane - a resident physician and long-time CanU Mentor and Coordinator - joins the conversation, sharing stories from her time as a CanU Mentor and CanU Reach Coordinator. Stay tuned and subscribe for monthly episodes. Hear more stories at CanUCanada.org.

    3 - Reach Beyond - Ft. Dr. Lauren Martens and Dr. Brooke Cochrane

  4. 01/25/2022

    2 - Nutrition and Food Security in Winnipeg - Ft. Cst. Jordan DePape; Peter Correia and Nicole North

    The second episode of CanU Imagine - a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg youth. In this holiday episode, Roger Berrington (Founder and Executive Director of CanU Canada) and Daniel Reimer (Creative Director and General Counsel) reflect on the importance of nutrition and food security in the lives of Winnipeg youth. In the first interview, Roger and Daniel have a conversation with Cst. Jordan DePape of the Winnipeg Police Service. Jordan, a Bison Athlete Alumni and CanU Mentor, reflects on the Impact that CanU has on nutrition and how he was inspired to kick-start the Bison Athletes Hamper Project. In the second interview, Peter Correia (Principal of Mulvey School) and Nicole North (CanU Lead Teacher - Mulvey School) join the conversation by sharing their reflection on the importance of food security and nutrition for Winnipeg youth.

    2 - Nutrition and Food Security in Winnipeg - Ft. Cst. Jordan DePape; Peter Correia and Nicole North

  5. 01/25/2022

    1 - Ten Years of Seeing Possibility - Ft. Mercy Sackey

    The first episode of CanU Imagine - a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg youth. In this episode, Roger Berrington (Founder and Executive Director of CanU Canada) and Daniel Reimer (Creative Director and General Counsel) reflect on stories from the past 10 years of CanU Canada's work as a charity in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In the second half of this episode, Roger and Daniel continue the conversation with one of CanU's earliest teacher partners, Mercy Sackey (Vice-Principal of Gordan Bell High School). Stay tuned and subscribe for monthly episodes. Hear more stories at CanUCanada.org. This episode of the CanU Imagine podcast is made possible by: Roger Berrington Daniel Reimer Tarun Kumar Reetik Kumar Brent Berrington Thank you to our generous supporter: Rogers and The Ted Rogers Community Grant Intro and Outro Music: Adventures by A Himitsu https://soundcloud.com/a-himitsu Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2Pj0MtT Music released by Argofox https://youtu.be/8BXNwnxaVQE Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/MkNeIUgNPQ8

    1 - Ten Years of Seeing Possibility - Ft. Mercy Sackey

  6. Season 1 Trailer

    CanU Imagine - Trailer

    An introduction to CanU Canada and the CanU Imagine Podcast. CanU Canada is a Winnipeg, Manitoba based charity committed to connecting Winnipeg Youth with Post-Secondary students in mutually transformative mentorships and educational enrichment experiences. Hosted by Daniel Reimer and Roger Berrington, the CanU Imagine podcast provides a platform to share inspiring stories of hope, confidence and action in Winnipeg Youth.

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A podcast dedicated to sharing stories of Hope, Confidence and Action in Winnipeg Youth.

Information

  • Creator
    CanU Canada
  • Years Active
    2022
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © CanU Canada 2022
  • Show Website
    CanU Imagine