In this semester’s special edition and last episode of the Voice Radio, The Voice will be discussing inter-race communications in Vancouver, social recourse post-pandemic and the Hub’s attempts to cultivate community at Langara.

Catherine Mwitta speaks to Langara College students about their difficulties cultivating relationships, in regards to the condition of inter-personal connections in 2021. Reporter Jan Bevilacqua talks to Surrey - Green Timbers NDP MLA Rachna Singh and Resilience BC: Anti Racism Network, on which resources Asian Canadians can reach out to when facing racism. Lastly, reporter Alex Antrobus interviews Langara’s the Hub about its recent initiative to build social connections amongst students at the college.

Voice Radio Ep. 26 –  Future of community in a post-pandemic society and the Hub’s latest initiative

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This story is about a dating Facebook group curated by women in Vancouver. Their goal is to create a safe space for women to flag unpleasant dating experiences.

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CH: In the 1980’s, Indo-Canadian gangs were expanding into the Moberly Community. Gangsters like Bindy Johal who faced charges of weapons possession, racketeering and extortion. Johal was later assassinated in 1998. It was around this time that John Nolan a concerned grade 7 teacher at Walter Moberly Elementary School, decided to start a field hockey program. The program was a success on all counts and didn’t just introduce kids in the community to a new sport but kept them away from trouble. Since then, the community has become safer, more family oriented and is now pleading for a field-hockey field to demonstrate how far they’ve come.

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Interview + tracklist: https://www.thefader.com/2017/03/29/fader-mix-neenyo

Voice Radio Ep. 26 – Future of community in a post-pandemic society and the Hub’s latest initiative

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