Mental health and poetry with Natalie Simonian
Author spotlight: Natalie Simonian, the author of ‘The Fundamentals of Humanity’, is a 24-year-old Armenian-Canadian studying liver disease by day, and writing poetry by night.
Tag: Profiles
Tita Collective: Shedding light on Filipino, Asian and BIPOC issues, and the importance of live venues to the performing arts
Tita Collective, an all-Filipina performing arts ensemble, reflects on the pandemic, racial issues, and the loss of performing spaces.
Jane Enright on positivity, inspiration, and landing ‘Butter Side Up’
Jane Enright is the author of ‘Butter Side Up’, a new novel that explores how you can successfully navigate through challenge and change while remaining positive and mindful.
Profile: Tina Jung
A closer look at York alumna and actress, Tina Jung, and her role in the third season of the award-nominated female-run sitcom, ‘Second Jen’.
‘Love’s a Bitch’: Eric Alexandrakis and translating trauma into art
The Grammy-nominated musician talks about his experiences as a two-time cancer survivor and how it has affected his life and his art.
Xpressions: Part 2
A showcase of poems, songs, and spoken word from Black artists.
Xpressions: Part 1
An assortment of visual art, digital art, and photographs from Black creatives.
Athlete spotlight: York Lions track star Monique Simon-Tucker
Filled with ideas for important conversations that still need to be had in the sports community.
When opportunity knocks
Toronto’s modelling industry is not as inclusive as it may seem. You can’t make a living being the token Black girl.
Trey Anthony is a ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself)’
The prolific playwright, TV show creator, and author chats about digging deep, being true to herself, and reinventing her life in her new book, ‘Black Girl in Love (with Herself): A Guide to Self-Love, Healing, and Creating the Life You Truly Deserve’ (Hay House Inc., Jan 5, 2021).