antidote: Multiracial and Indigenous Girls and Women’s Network

Established in 2002, antidote is an award-winning grassroots network and community-based organization of over 180 multiracial girls and women in Victoria, British Columbia. Our members represent diverse voices, ages, ethno-cultural, linguistic and religious backgrounds and affiliations in the community. We work with youth, multiracial families, schools, community groups, service providers, policy makers and researchers to promote the visibility and needs of racialized minority and Indigenous girls and women.

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August 2nd, 2010

Kambo’s Korner: Blogging Breakdown

Blogging, I didn’t think it would be that hard! I like writing; I’m good at English. I thought, “This will be a breeze!” I was wrong. Sitting, staring at a blank page wondering what in the world am I gonna write about ?! blog posts, blog posts, blog posts ! research, research, research ! = [...]

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August 1st, 2010

Kambo’s Korner: Memory Lane

So lately I’ve been listening to some music that I used to listen to when I was younger. It brings back so many memories of my old friends and me. I find myself smiling or laughing sometimes cause the songs will remind about something that happened. By the way we’re talking 3 years ago so [...]

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July 31st, 2010

Community Event: Friends of antidote

Learn an instrument! Write a Song! Form a Band! All in ONE weekend!

Community event! Antidote’s president-elect, Soumya Natarajan, is organizing a Feminists’ Rock Camp! It’s for all adults (over 19) of all genders and all music ability.

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