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CBC Radio One – Migration Interview

May 13, 2013 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

Host of CBC Radio One, Rick Cluff, interviewed Tasha Nijjar on Thursday May 9th about migration. The recent Stats Canada report shows that 60 per cent of Richmond residents were born outside of Canada. With a growing number of richmond … Read more >>

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Culture Club 2013

April 29, 2013 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

The second annual Culture Club Diversity Talent Show was on Thursday February 28 2013. There were 3 workshops to explore diversity between November and January, 3 auditions to perform in January and February and the top 10 finalists performed at … Read more >>

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Richmond Youth Display Diverse Talent

March 6, 2013 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

Yvonne Robertson, from The Province, attended the third audition and wrote a great article on how the finalists and the contestants auditioning for the diversity talent show are using thier voice and talents to talk about bullying, multiculturalism and inclusion. … Read more >>

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New Dynasty Television Covers A Journey To Action

November 28, 2012 | Comments (0)

News reporter, Coco Shi covered the official screening of A Journey To Action: an anti-bullying, anti-discrimination, anti-racism and documentary that showcases Richmond in 3D.

“A Journey To Action” News Clip
Part of this news clip is in Mandarin.
Kevin Liu – a member of the Richmond in 3D talks about how when he was in elementary and middle school, there was no body to talk to about bullying and how he felt there was no one there to help. But now, he has the opportunity and the strategies to help others deal with bullying.
A Journey To Action is a documentary that covers all the different community events, conferences and workshops that Richmond in 3D facilitate on bullying, discrimination, racism and diversity.
This documentary is part of a tool-kit and facilitator’s guide that is meant to be used as a resource for other teacher’s, youth workers and students to start their own projects.

A Journey To Action

November 21, 2012 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

On Wednesday November 21 2012 RMCS screened Richmond in 3D’s A Journey To Action. As part of this project, we want to know what strategies you have to create a more inclusive society. 1. What do you think you can … Read more >>

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Richmond in 3D Tackles Bullying

November 15, 2012 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

Two articles were recently in the Richmond News highlighting the work of Richmond in 3D and their anti-bullying, anti-racism, diversity workshops. Richmond in 3D Tackles diversity, bullying Article by Yvonne Roberston Richmond in 3D Tackles Bullying Editorial by Balwant Sanghera

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Omni News promotes Richmond in 3D

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November 2, 2012 | Comments (0)

Omni News reporter Fiona Law interviews Mark Pawson and Richmond in 3D about thier anti-bullying, anti-discrimination and diversity workshops and promotes the A Journey To Action Screening on November 21, 2012.

Culture Days 2012 Discussion

September 28, 2012 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

On September 29th 2012, Richmond in 3D will be facilitating a workshop on balancing traditional values and new Canadian values as part of Culture Days. Please feel free to post comments on this page. Here are a few questions to get … Read more >>

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Diversity Education Series Summer 2012

September 4, 2012 | sjohnston | Comments (1)

RMCS hosted a 4 part Diversity Education Series during the month of August. I will post links to videos and websites that compliment the materials and topics to the workshops Diversity Basics, Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution and Power and Privilege. Feel … Read more >>

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Culture Club Diversity Talent Show on Shaw

March 15, 2012 | Comments (0)

Khethiwe Rudd from Shaw’s The Express covered the Grand Finale of Culture Club Diversity Talent Show. The top 11 finalists from three auditions performed at Gateway Theatre on March 8th. There were a variety of talents including k-pop, breakdancing, spoken word, a string quartet and originally composed music. If you fast forward to 3:29, you can see and hear some of the stories Richmond youth created on diversity and inclusion.

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