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QU Women's Lacrosse Spends Time With Senior Citizens at Atria Larson Place in Hamden on April 17, 2015
Everyone remembers a great leader but every great leader always remembers a great teacher! To appreciate and recognise the sincere efforts and spirit of the teachers of Presidium, a ceremony extraordinaire: 'Chairperson Honours for Teachers' was recently organized. Envisioned and graced by Mrs. Sudha Gupta, a luminous visionary and devoted educator, the event was a reflection of the hard work and selfless contribution of teachers in transforming an entire generation. Acknowledging the unparalleled dedication of these teachers in honing the talents and skills of their students, Mrs. Gupta honoured them with special trophies and certificates of recognition. The four day long event witnessed the presence of more than 400 teachers, whose passion for excellence gives wings of knowledge and life skills to every 'leader of tomorrow'. Weblink: : positiveparenting.co.in/
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Focusing on what makes you feel good can help improve your overall well-being
and happiness. Here are some tips that may help:
Identify what makes you feel good
Prioritize self-care
Surround yourself with positivity
Practice gratitude.
Visit kshemavana.com/ to find out more about our programs
Run Di Killing Machine Soundclash - FuryBass vs Positive Irie vs Roots Fyah - in Caen (FR) - 31-10-2010
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Run Di Killing Machine Soundclash - FuryBass vs Positive Irie vs Roots Fyah - in Caen (FR) - 31-10-2010
Over 350 middle school and high school students from across the region packed into the Civic Centre today. The first Northern Balancing Our Minds Youth Summit was held, with the goal of ending the stigma around mental health.
The summit began in Vancouver in 2013, but has become a movement across the province. This year, Prince George was one of the 5 locations hosting the event.
It was free for all participants. Canadian Tire, UNBC and other community organizations donated the $40,000 needed to put on the Summit.
Youth heard from keynote speakers who dealt, and survived from, mental health problems. They also got to participate in thoughtful dialog. Several booths were set up, offering support and resources to those who may be struggling with depression or anxiety.
Trent Seymour suffered a spinal injury when he was younger. He was a keynote speaker at the event. “I want to stress that you’re not alone, and to seek help. Part of my journey was a lot of talking before I got into keynote speaking. It was just a lot of talking to anyone who was around; whether it be a counselor or close friend. I think most of us [keynote speakers] will talk from personal experience…I think it’s important because mental health ultimately effects everybody. It’s not discriminatory.”
“It’s nice to have something up in the North,” says Myles Mattila, the MC, Organizer and a keynote speaker at the Summit. “It truly inspires students by seeing everybody come together for the right reasons, and promoting mental health in a positive way to help end the stigma.”
Date Completed: 15/12/2014
This piece was created digitally as well. I took a picture of myself on the beach and developed my original idea of just staying on the beach, and placed myself in a picture I took of a rainy street. The contradiction here is between the locations. This represents some sort of rebellion, and not conforming to the usual actions. Even though the woman is placed in an uncomfortable location for herself, she continues to radiate good vibes. Artist Alexandra Valenti inspired these patterns too. I used triangles and psychedelic shapes around the body with vibrant colors that are also complimentary (orange and blue) with warm and cool colors. I only wanted the patterns to stand out and have the rest of the images to be greyscale because I wanted to emphasize the concept of the positive vibes she is creating.