Rosalind’s story: Growing produce and inspiring young leaders with Fresh Roots Farms
How Rosalind Sadowski and Fresh Roots Farms are working with young people, using food as a catalyst for education and empowerment.
When dreams take flight: Teara Fraser, pilot and CEO of Iskwew Air
Teara Fraser is the first Indigenous woman to launch an airline in Canada, Iskwew Air.
Teara was a single mother with two kids, working various jobs to provide for her family. At age 30, on a trip to Africa she took her first flight in a small plane and fell in love with flying. Teara pursued her new passion with fervor and dedication and within the year, she earned her commercial pilot’s license.
“I started my own airline because I wanted a place where I belonged. I wanted to place where my kind of leadership was embraced and respected: matriarchal leadership. Our values are love and adventure, the warrior spirit, reclamation and reciprocity.”
Edzi’u: Sound Artist and Indigenous Storyteller
Edzi’u uses environmental sounds, and vintage and contemporary voice recordings to share stories of Indigenous experience.
Dr. Pushpa Chandra: Extreme Distance Runner
Dr. Pushpa Chandra has run over 500 marathons and ultramarathons. In commemoration of her 60th birthday, she participated in the 2018 World Marathon Challenge, aka 777, making her the oldest female to run seven marathons within seven days in seven continents.
The Olympic Athlete Who Teaches Kids About Life’s Hurdles
Canadian Olympic hurdler Sarah Wells is no stranger to obstacles, both on the track and in her everyday life. This decorated athlete has seen both success and heartbreak during her athletic career.