This week on IntraVenus, host Necole kickstarts the show with an interview by Stacie Arden Smith with the Native Communications Society of the NWT, CKLB Radio, who talks with Victoria Pruden, the president of the Métis National Council.  They talk about her journey within advocacy,  and  discuss how she got there and how the journey has  been so far. 

Thanks to the Local Journalism Initiative, this interview can also be listened to on frequencynews.ca 

The second interview aired on this show is one that SFU Student Volunteer Florentina Rusli did with Jessica Chan, the former editor-in-chief of Vancouver’s own Asian-Canadian literacy newspaper, Ricepaper  and currently a Director for the Board of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers.

For SFU event news, On Tuesday November 10th, from 12pm to 8pm,  the Black Student Centre is hosting the Black Mental Health Fair. 

Throughout the day there will be Interactive Panel Discussions & Presentations.  You’ll be able to connect with field professionals, explore dedicated sessions, and join open conversations aimed at debunking mental health myths.

There will also be a Community & Vendor Network where you’ll meet with local organizations and health resources to discover accessible support systems

AND, there will be a Resource Fair where you can  access tailored information on mental health, accessibility, and self-care practices.

Space is limited so RSVP today!  

RSVP LINK 

Tracklist

• Allison Russell "No Springtime" - In the Hour of Chaos