Tracy George. CEPI Youth connect young people in Cape Breton/Unama’ki with each other and with business opportunities.
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Debra Paris Perry. A story of courage, resilience and breaking the cycle of intergenerational trauma, addictions and sex trafficking.
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Cadence Steeves. On being 15 in today's world, feeling responsible, and the inspiration to become an activist.
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Emily Bland. Inspired by her farming roots and the reality of food insecurity in northern communities, Emily and her team create a way that anyone can grow fresh produce year-round, even in the middle of nowhere.
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Nadine Bernard brought people together through a program called Slow-Cooked Dreams when she realized she could go a step further in reviving food sovereignty in Mi’kmaq communities.
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Wendy Keats. After a history of colonialism, failed mega projects, outmigration, economic decline and threats of a school closure... a rural NB community rallies to take back control of its future.
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Robert Cervelli. What does climate readiness look like? Close-knit communities learning from each other, protecting their resources, and practicing mutual support, local prosperity, and broad-based engagement.
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Jennifer DeCoste. Folk schools—an idea that's been around for 150 years, and that caught the interest of Martin Luther King and Father Jimmy Tompkins—is rekindled in Nova Scotia and beyond.
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Kimberly Smith’s son taught him to let go of the focus on the film "product" and instead explore, play, mix with all kinds of people, and share stories.
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Aimee Gasperetto finds creative ways of bringing fresh food to people who need it, while building partnerships and connecting people.
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David Paterson. What makes a city manageable, welcoming and accessible? Planning cities with neurodiversity in mind shifts the focus from cars and efficiency to spaces for people.
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