Portrait #45 – Veronica

Veronica a.k.a. ‘Ronnie’ prefers to be ‘behind the scenes’ but somehow often ends up  in the frontlines fighting for human rights

Portrait #44 – Sue

Sue, endearingly called “PoPo” or “Grandma” Sue by those who know her, is a bright light in the community.

Portrait # 43 Elisa

Filmmaker & artist, Elisa talks about the not-so-simple process of unveiling and embracing cultural identity(ies)

Portrait #42 – Marlene

Marlene worries about the violent racism that occurs in the Rupert and Terrace region, she hopes for justice.

Portrait #41 – Joan

Joan has a very positve outlook on life – even when she discusses sexism, classism and agism.

Portrait #40 – Beatrice

As an aboriginal mother, Beatrice experienced discrimination.

Beatrice likes to speak at rallies and enjoyed telling her story as part of the DTES Power of Women Group

Portrait # 39 – Lucinda

*Lucinda was interviewed by Audrey during the MOV/Chinese Canadian Historical Society/DV&P Podcast Workshop