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Anna Wdowczyk

(She/Her)
Oakville
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Edmonton all-women's networking circle challenges male-dominated spaces | CBC News

Edmonton all-women's networking circle challenges male-dominated spaces | CBC News

CBC — Female entrepreneurs across Edmonton are empowering one another to challenge male-dominated work spaces at an all-women's networking circle. Known as Womanition, the group of business women has been supporting gender equality in entrepreneurship for almost 20 years.
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Edmonton climate activists use their 'eco-grief' as a tool for building communities | CBC News

Edmonton climate activists use their 'eco-grief' as a tool for building communities | CBC News

CBC — Climate activists around Edmonton have been grappling with declining mental health as they mourn what has been lost to natural disasters and a changing climate - and for some, channeling grief into community action is a healthy outlet. Dubbed eco-grief, the psychological experience is known as a pang of loss that can happen in response to ecological threats and climate change.
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Edmonton muggles competing for 2022 quidditch title in Mill Woods Park | CBC News

Edmonton muggles competing for 2022 quidditch title in Mill Woods Park | CBC News

CBC — Veteran and rookie quidditch players across Edmonton are preparing to mount broomsticks as they vie for a citywide title Saturday. The annual Edmonton Quidditch Cup, a tournament that runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Mill Woods Park, will feature national-level athletes as well as entry-level competitors who may have never played a match before.
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Métis athletes from northern Alberta win back-to-back matches at province's Indigenous Games | CB...

Métis athletes from northern Alberta win back-to-back matches at province's Indigenous Games | CB...

CBC — A Métis team based near High Level, Alta., won back-to-back volleyball matches at the Alberta Indigenous Games on Wednesday, after going through remote training with the help of 40 student volunteers from the University of Alberta.
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Nearly two-thirds of Canadians 15 and up report gambling, data shows | CBC News

Nearly two-thirds of Canadians 15 and up report gambling, data shows | CBC News

CBC — Almost two-thirds of Canadians aged 15 and up reported gambling, with higher rates of gambling addiction occurring among Indigenous people, according to a study released by Statistics Canada last week. These numbers can be misleading, however, because they don't cover the generational trauma that fuels addictions among other mental illnesses, said Drew Lafond, the president of the Indigenous Bar Association.
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Mammogram trailer gives safe space for women at Enoch Cree Nation to get screened | CBC News

Mammogram trailer gives safe space for women at Enoch Cree Nation to get screened | CBC News

CBC — A mobile mammogram clinic is on the road with a two-day stop at Enoch Cree Nation giving Indigenous women a chance to get screened for breast cancer. The goal of the clinic, which runs today and Thursday, is to provide a space for Indigenous women to have positive experiences with Alberta's health system, says Dr. Tracey Hillier, a radiologist from the University of Alberta.
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Alberta girls' softball team thrilled to represent Canada at Little League World Series | CBC New...

Alberta girls' softball team thrilled to represent Canada at Little League World Series | CBC New...

CBC — For the first time in more than two decades, an all-girls team from Alberta will compete at the Little League Softball World Series in Greenville, N.C. - kicking off their opening game on Tuesday night. Aged 13 and under, the St. Albert Angels will represent Canada in a game against a team from the Philippines on Aug.
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'Caught off guard': Low-income students in Alberta scramble to go back to school with lower grant...

'Caught off guard': Low-income students in Alberta scramble to go back to school with lower grant...

CBC — Some students are scrambling to find extra loans and adjust their personal spending, after the Alberta government announced in late July it would clip the amount of monthly funding received through its full-time student grant program. New budget allocations mean the income thresholds to be eligible for the Alberta Student Grant for Full-Time Students have changed.
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'We support everybody': Mill Woods Seniors Association hosts drag show | CBC News

'We support everybody': Mill Woods Seniors Association hosts drag show | CBC News

CBC Edmonton — Pride Month may be over, but on Thursday nearly 200 seniors were treated to a special drag show. Hosted by the Mill Woods Seniors Association, the event brought dinner and entertainment to community members aged 55 or older.
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The Cure Is In The Canvas

The Cure Is In The Canvas

tdotcommunity.ca — By Anna Wdowczyk The phone goes off at 1 a.m. with a loud ring ring ring that quickly bounces from one studio wall to the next, until it finally catches the attention of Ixchel Suárez. Most people would be alarmed by a late-night business call, but it's no surprise for this studio owner.
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'A weaving of lives': Finding therapy in art class

'A weaving of lives': Finding therapy in art class

tdotcommunity.ca — By Anna Wdowczyk Strolling under a cluttered ceiling of colourful hangings, Ixchel Suárez waits for her students before Wednesday night painting class at the Oakville Arts Studio. She pauses once she reaches the music player and hits "Play." Dramatic echoes of classical symphonies cascade across the room.
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Home workouts: more than just a pandemic fad? - CanCulture

Home workouts: more than just a pandemic fad? - CanCulture

canculturemag.com — Eduard Tatomir, a fitness centre and facilities supervisor for RU Recreation, said cramped and limited home workout spaces do not create the same vibe as going to the gym. "When you're stuck at home, your home becomes your bed, your movie theatre, your workplace, your gym, your kitchen," said Tatomir.
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Twirling into Tabletops: Dance Students Feel Limited in the Pandemic - CanCulture

Twirling into Tabletops: Dance Students Feel Limited in the Pandemic - CanCulture

canculturemag.com — Kathleen Pick keeps up with her dance regime amid lockdown by making use of the space in her basement (Courtesy of Kathleen Pick). "You have artistic liberty in everything you do...you can take your moment to be individualistic and artistic with your movement," Pick said.
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Reversing the Mirror, Revealing the REAL Perfectionists | Her Campus

Reversing the Mirror, Revealing the REAL Perfectionists | Her Campus

Her Campus — It's 10:39 p.m. I've got less than two hours before my midnight deadline. I can't ask for another extension because I already did that yesterday. My writing process is kinda messy and all over the place this week, but I'm okay with it; I'm NOT perfect by any means.
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Exploring Consent Dynamics In Body & Bones | Her Campus

Exploring Consent Dynamics In Body & Bones | Her Campus

Her Campus — When Newfoundland author Melanie Oates began writing a script for her film , she had no idea consent would serve as a major theme. However, Oates said her vision for the film changed as the #MeToo movement evolved. "It wasn't a conscious choice to explore the dynamics of consent, initially.
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Dear Society: Stop Glorifying Male Feminists | Her Campus

Dear Society: Stop Glorifying Male Feminists | Her Campus

Her Campus — Dear society, Why do you have a knee-jerk reaction that makes you think a man is a hero the second he describes himself with one magic word: "feminist"? As a consumer of media, it often seems to me like you celebrate a man's feminism more than you celebrate mine.
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#Fitspiration can be Harmful: How to Get Motivated While Honouring your Health | Her Campus

#Fitspiration can be Harmful: How to Get Motivated While Honouring your Health | Her Campus

Her Campus — With nearly 19 million posts on Instagram and counting, #fitspiration has become a well-known social media hashtag. As a combination of the words "fit" and "inspiration," this term was created to denote motivational pieces for those who are interested in pursuing healthy lifestyles.
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Lemonade 2: Showcase Highlights from the DFZ

Lemonade 2: Showcase Highlights from the DFZ

Ryerson Magazine — When it came to incubating his start-up that offers home solutions for seniors and their supporters, Sadat-Nejad turned the global crisis into a competitive advantage. He recognized senior staff and family members simply can't take care of their loved ones amid lockdown.
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Carving Space for Black Creativity & Restorative Healing

Carving Space for Black Creativity & Restorative Healing

Ryerson Magazine — Back in 2012, Nicole "Nico" Taylor was hooked into the world of cosplay. She found herself attracted to the idea of portraying new characters by crafting her own original costumes. However, as her designs got more elaborate with each new experience, Taylor became increasingly conscious of racial barriers in the field.
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Adopting A 1.5 Degree Lifestyle & Why It's Relevant

Adopting A 1.5 Degree Lifestyle & Why It's Relevant

Ryerson Magazine — Alter's research points to an international pattern which demands major reductions in our planet's heating. To avoid a major crisis, he reveals we must limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. On a personal level, this ambitious but critical goal entails cutting down individual carbon footprints by over 80 per cent or 2.5 tonnes a year before 2030.
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Demystifying Interdisciplinary Research for Emerging Scholars

Demystifying Interdisciplinary Research for Emerging Scholars

Ryerson Magazine — Written by Anna Wdowczyk | Graphics by Culture 2 | Layout by Sabrina Thomason Featuring DFZ Experimental Track Members and Founders of Culture2, external link, opens in new window , Ananda Gabo, external link, opens in new window of Critical Crafting, external link, opens in new window and crafting and DFZ x CTL Student Grand winner Xiyao, Miranda, Shou, external link, opens in new window When you're delving into more than one subject, finding scholarly support can seem intimidating at best.
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By Youth, for Youth: Creating Radiation-Free Headphones to Support Young Minds

By Youth, for Youth: Creating Radiation-Free Headphones to Support Young Minds

Ryerson Magazine — Although they've done their research, Dixit and Vyas still say they face various expressions of discrimination as young entrpreneurs of colour. "There are two sides to every coin," Dixit says while reminiscing typical reactions from potential investors. On one extreme, Dixit admits some audience members are harsh because: "We haven't even done a degree!
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Essay: Literatures Across Borders

Essay: Literatures Across Borders

annawdow.wordpress.com — An Analysis of the Mother-Daughter Relationship in Jamaica Kincaid's novel Lucy Jamaica Kincaid's Lucy portrays Lucy's successful fight for freedom from the sexist colonial values that are enforced by her mother, Annie, which hold her back from exploring both her sexuality and future career options.
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How to Communicate with Professors in Online Classes

How to Communicate with Professors in Online Classes

Ryerson Magazine — Written and submitted by: Anna Wdowczyk Approaching your professors can be intimidating enough without a global pandemic that forces most classes to move online. I personally encountered this struggle when I completed four online classes in the Spring/Summer 2020 semester. Rather than simply walking up to my professors after lectures to ask specific questions, I had to take more initiative.
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