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Leadership Lab

13

Jun'17

leadership-learning

Leadership and Learning: Part 2

Alan Richardson

We need to be lifelong learners--Learners for life. Because at each ‘age’ of your life there will be things you know and things you don’t know.

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About Trinity

Trinity provides experiential and integrated learning using the arts and intergenerational interactions to foster peer leadership, personal development and community resilience.

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Trinity is currently recruiting Retired Educators, Career Counsellors, & Education Workers to volunteer as Trainer/Facilitators in our high school programs. Read more.

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  • So happy to be able to bring to you, for the first time, Trinity’s art publication! The magazine is a collection of beautiful art, poetry, and pieces created by the #leadershiplab2019 team. We are immensely proud of the work we have been able to put out. Link to magazine in bio. #torontoartists #artmagazine @csharmaphotos
  • And that's a wrap on this summer! Thank you to every single member of Trinity Theatre for putting in your hard work, dedication and passion into your projects this summer. It's not actually over- we have a lot of things to change in our communities to better them, and each team will be carrying on their projects into the school year. Also, look out for new projects featuring members of the team coming soon! Also, thank you to Christeen Awad for the beautiful illustration! Check out her page at @shadowqueencreations.
  • New episode alert! In this episode of "My Neighbourhood," we talk about mental health- there's this misconstrued understanding surrounding mental health, and in this episode, we’ll be denouncing that. We will be sharing with you the history of how mental health issues have been treated in Canada. Also, we will speak with many people at Trinity Theatre about their experiences with attitudes towards mental health and how to improve mental health facilities in our communities. We hope this episode can enlighten you. This episode features Riya, Fiza, Charu and Ambuj. Thank you so much for being part of the podcast! Listen to it via the link in our bio, or copy paste this link into your browser; www.soundcloud.com/trinitytheatretoronto/the-mental-health-episode
  • The art episode is now out on the podcast! This is the first part of the art episode and it features our very own members of the communications team, Chantelle and Ariane. Some of topics discussed in the episode are about their inspirations, what it means to be an artist and more. Listen to it via the link in our bio, or copy paste this link into your browser; www.soundcloud.com/trinitytheatretoronto/ the-art-episode-part-1
  • Trinity Theatre's podcast, My Neighbourhood is now out! If you want a little slice into people's opinions and experiences with mental health, art, history and more, have a listen! It's a very informative yet touching podcast, full of personal stories and detailed research. Go to the link in our bio, or copy-paste the link here into your browser to listen. Www.soundcloud.com/trinitytheatretoronto We hope you all enjoy!
  • Finally, congratulations to team Malvern on their amazing walking tour! We would like to thank all the special guests, and everyone who contributed to the success of each walking tour. It has been an amazing summer, and we are so proud of everything our teams have accomplished. #leadershiplab2019 #community #development

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