The RADIUS Fellowship is like hiking through the snow—trying to reach the next peak. The hike itself is indivisible; you can never forget the process or the realization that you
I’ve shed many tears in the duration of the RADIUS Fellowship. I love crying. And there has been an endless number of justifiable things to cry about, especially considering the
Wondering what happened to members of the first Beyond Borders cohort? Over the next few months we’ll be sharing some of the social ventures, and community impact projects led by
Pictured above from left to right: 1. Paul Natrall, Squamish 2. Ta7talíya Michelle Nahanee, Squamish 3. Lloyd Attig, Plains Cree 4. Jeska Slater, Nehiyah iskwew (Cree woman) 5. Quanah Style,
We couldn’t be more excited to introduce RADIUS’ very first Reimagine Health cohort! The following 18 participants were selected for the 2020 program because of their unique, individual experience and
We’re excited to introduce the 2020 RADIUS Fellowship cohort! This group of emerging leaders join us from Metro Vancouver’s exciting community of changemakers. Their diverse backgrounds led each of them
After a rigorous application process, RADIUS is excited to announce that Community Garden App, Crowsnest Wildcraft, Eat the Dishes, Long Table Grocery, Seven Movements, and The Thingery are the six
Beyond Borders is a 5 month migrant systems change leadership program, where leaders with lived experience of the problems gather to organize initiatives that centre the needs and interests of
Tickets for the Beyond Borders Closing Event are available here. Date: February 13th, 5:30-9:30pm Location: Surrey City Hall Atrium The following blog post was written by Camille Dumond, Manager of
The following post was written by Hussein ElhagehassanCo-chair, Social Innovation Seed Fund, RADIUS Social Innovation Seed fund supports student-led projects to redefine labels and battle narratives of marginalized communities RADIUS