The Ron Chhinzer Podcast Ron Chhinzer

THE LIFE SERIES: I have been missing in action for a few weeks not because of work reasons, but because of personal. I've been set back with another injury and during a moment of meditation, I began to journal about what the word "hope" actually meant. Outside of the "belief" aspect of it, hope can be a tricky emotion to manage. Sometimes having hope can keep you in a terrible situation for a long, long time.

Recognizing when it's a diminishing return is an essential component of living a healthy life...at least that's what I believe in this moment.

- Ron Chhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca
@RealRonChhinzer

COMMUNITY SERIES: On June 9th, 2022, I was asked to conduct a presentation to a School Council on the importance of cyber and social media awareness for them as parents, teachers, and positive adult role models.

- Ron Chhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca
@RealRonChhinzer

COMMUNITY SERIES: On May 21st, 2022, I was invited to speak to the Peel Regional Police Service's Divisional Mobilization Unit and mentees from the Seva Food Bank on teaching, coaching, and mentoring.

This conversation has been edited to protect the personal information of the person I was mentoring.

- Ron Chhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca
@RealRonChhinzer

COMMUNITY SERIES: On May 10th, 2022, I was invited out to be a police mentor at the 2022 Career Expo in Vaughan, Ontario. I had a sit down with a person who wanted to be a police officer where I helped her develop skills and techniques to not only prepare for her police interview, but to also pass her physical testing. I posted up snippets on social media and I had a large feedback of people who were interested in hearing the entire conversation.

This conversation has been edited to protect the personal information of the person I was mentoring.

The full video can be found on my YouTube channel at @RealRonChhinzer.

- Ron Chhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca
@RealRonChhinzer

COMMUNITY SERIES: An Ontario community requested more information on human trafficking & sexual exploitation. Fortunately, Kelly Tallon Franklin made herself available to share her experiences and expertise on the topic.

Kelly Tallon Franklin is the founder and Chief Executive Director of Courage for Freedom, a Canadian-leading organization who exists to educate, train, and certify front-line and community service providers on proven strategies and prevention tactics to serve vulnerable victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Kelly is an international and national anti human trafficking task force chairperson with Business and Professional Women and has been acknowledged and awarded many accolades globally as a survivor advocate and activist champion of minor aged children and youth. Kelly, her teams, and their projects have created awareness movements and developed support for victim survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation that include equine therapy, trauma informed and person centric care approaches that are revered and respected. Kelly is a survivor, best-selling author, award-winning speaker, respected advocate, and trainer on the issue of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, force prostitution and equines.

- Ron Chhinzer
@RealRonChhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca

COMMUNITY SERIES: On April 19th, 2022, I was a keynote speaker at the 2022 Committee of Youth Officers in the Province of Ontario Conference in Niagara Falls, Canada.

"Gang violence is a billion dollar problem that impacts every major city in the world. With a yearly increase in homicides, violence involving firearms, drug trafficking, and sex trafficking, police services are forced to look at additional initiatives that support long term strategies and enforcement efforts, including developing a gang prevention and exit strategy.

During this lecture, Police Constable Ron Chhinzer will share the lessons learned, best practices, and framework for any police service to develop an integrated and comprehensive gang prevention task force."

- Ron Chhinzer
@RealRonChhinzer
www.RonChhinzer.ca