Challenge for Change

Our country is far from perfect. Our challenge for change? To listen.

Hello out there! C4C is doing a merch GIVEAWAY in celebration of a great summer of recording on the road. What’s the catch? Talk to us! This summer, C4C facilitators used fishbowl questions to get conversations going. Now that our days on the road are coming to an end, we’re turning to you, reaching out into the ether, asking you to answer some of these same questions. The first is a doozy - **what’s breaking your heart right now?** ... Post your answers in the comments and let’s get listening.

Ahmed Knowmadic and Keren Tang are two amazing community leaders in Edmonton who joined us to talk about multiculturalism, identity and how engaging with your community is what it really means to be Canadian. Thanks for the shoutout Ahmed!

We could all take a page out of Marg's book today. Enjoy the weekend and let that roll around the middle jiggle. #letslisten

"I needed to keep a guard up, and it's so tiring to have to do that all the time." Listen to Anna and Emerjade discuss what it's like to feel unsafe in your own surroundings from a women's perspective here: http://challengeforchange.ca/conversations/emerjade-anna/ #letslisten

Verna Flett is a town elder in Ilford, MB on the War Lake First Nation reserve. She spoke with us about her community and their concerns. Stay tuned to hear her conversation #letslisten

Mayor Maurice Clemons, Michaela Brown, and Albert Dorion in Thicket Portage, MB.