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@unpeudechuk
Aujourdâhui est la journĂ©e international de la francophonie! DâĂȘtre francophone au Canada est Ă la fois une privilĂšge et une galĂšre. Nous luttons encore pour lâĂ©galitĂ© et vu que jâappartiens Ă une communautĂ© minoritaire, je me sens Ă la fois trĂšs chanceux et trĂšs frustrĂ©. Si seulement le Gouvernement de lâAlberta pouvait mieux reconnaĂźtre la belle langue de MoliĂšreâŠ. Cependant, la francophonie albertaine dĂ©mure belle. Câest une communautĂ© forte,diverse et accueillante et jâen suis fier.
Joyeuse journée internationale de la Francophonie!!!
Les nouvelles infections du coronavirus sont passées du compte-goutte à un flux régulier. Créer des simulations simples, nous permet de voir comment les ralentir.
« Promenades sur lâeau » est un spectacle de mode pour les ocĂ©ans. Afin de sensibiliser lâensemble de la population vancouveroise sur lâimportance de lâindustrie de mode sur notre rapport avec les ocĂ©ans, « Promenades sur lâeau » a mis en vedette six crĂ©atrices et crĂ©ateurs de vĂȘtements canadiens partageant leurs collections inspirantes par lâocĂ©an (soit dans la conceptualisation de leurs vĂȘtements, soit en choisissant les tissus de leurs crĂ©ations, soit en intĂ©grant lâocĂ©an dans lâĂ©thique de leur marque).Â
DĂ©diĂ© aux connaissances des ocĂ©ans et la santĂ© des ocĂ©ans, « Promenades sur lâeau » avait pour but de dĂ©montrer que:
vous pouvez connecter avec lâocĂ©an dans votre propre maniĂšre, mĂȘme si câest seulement par les vĂȘtements que vous achetez
la mode et lâindustrie de la mode peuvent ĂȘtre vĂ©hicule du changement culturel au niveau de notre façon dâinteragir avec les ocĂ©ans et la nature. Il faut faire des partenariats pluridisciplinaires.
Organisatrices et organisateurs :
ChĂșk OdenigboÂ
Jay Matsushiba
Victoria Lui
Créatrices et créateurs :
Alex Yu - http://www.alexsyu.com Â
Evan Clayton -Â http://evanclayton.ca Â
Vestige Story -Â https://www.vestigestory.com Â
Giovanna Ricci -Â https://giovannaricci.com Â
Nicolette Lang-Andersen -Â https://www.nladesigns.ca Â
Local Laundry -Â https://locallaundry.ca Â
DJ:
De Vinchee - https://soundcloud.com/de_vincheeÂ
ThĂšme de lâĂ©vĂšnement (français): Jâai portĂ© lâocĂ©an Ă longueur de journĂ©e
ThĂšme de lâĂ©vĂšnement (anglais): I have been wearing the Ocean all day
Mot-clic (français): #Piedsurleau
Mot-clic (anglais): #WalkonWater
Soutien financier:
Portail océan - http://bridge.ocean.org/index_fr.html
#jeunesenaction -Â http://jeunesenaction.com
Nos rĂ©ussites Nous avons sensibilisĂ© plus de 120 personnes qui y ont assistĂ©. Les participant(e)s soucieux(ieuses) de l'environnement ont vu leur point de vue Ă©largi sur la maniĂšre dont la mode peut faire une Ă©norme diffĂ©rence au rapport que notre sociĂ©tĂ© entretien avec lâenvironnement. Celles et ceux qui sont venu(e)s pour le spectacle de mode ont Ă©tĂ© exposĂ©(e)s Ă des idĂ©es sur la maniĂšre dont leur passion peut conduire au changement environnemental positif.Â
Nous avons intĂ©grĂ© la diversitĂ© sous de nombreuses formes lors de notre Ă©vĂ©nement. LâĂ©vĂ©nement Ă©tait bilingue afin dâaccueillir la communautĂ© franco-colombienne; nous avions des mannequins de diffĂ©rentes ethnies, origines et religions qui prĂ©sentaient les vĂȘtements; nous avons assurĂ© un espace sĂ»r pour les membres de la communautĂ© LGBTQ + par l'Ă©lĂ©ment de la mode. LâĂ©vĂ©nement Ă©tait conceptualisĂ©, organisĂ© et livrĂ© par des jeunes ayant moins de 30 ans.
Le plus gros succĂšs du projet a Ă©tĂ© la maniĂšre dont nous avons mis ensemble de multiples secteurs pour atteindre un objectif commun. Nous avons mis en valeur et soulignĂ© notre secteur de la mode local, en reconnaissant lâimportance de soutenir les artistes et les industries proches de chez nous. Nous avons envoyĂ© un message fort sur l'importance de la conservation des ocĂ©ans Ă notre public dans un nouveau format. En adoptant une approche novatrice en matiĂšre de promotion de lâamour et de la protection de nos ocĂ©ans, nous avons rĂ©ussi Ă prĂȘcher au non-converti(e)s. Nous avons ouvert la porte Ă la possibilitĂ© d'actions interdisciplinaires et innovantes pour un monde meilleur.Â
L'un des plus grands rĂ©sultats concrets de notre Ă©vĂ©nement Ă©tait une nouvelle collection. Vestige Story a créé, inspirĂ©e par l'Ă©vĂ©nement et se sentant encore plus engagĂ©e pour les ocĂ©ans, un look book prĂ©sentant une nouvelle collection bleue, blanche et brune claire (reprĂ©sentant les vagues frappant le rivage), ainsi avec des tissus qui peuvent se dĂ©grader facilement dans lâenvironnement - aucun fibre synthĂ©tique. Voici leur look book: https://www.vestigestory.com/blogs/look-book/collective-promenade-sur-leauÂ
Voici un vlogue par  Ămile FRANLHAC qui y a assistĂ©.
Nouvel An
à une nouvelle année remplie des aventures. Bonjour 2018, comment ça va?
Bonne annĂ©e Ă toutes les choses, au monde, Ă la mer, aux forĂȘts. Bonne annĂ©e Ă toutes les roses que l'hiver prĂ©pare en secret. Bonne annĂ©e Ă tous ceux qui m'aiment et qui m'entendent ici-bas. Et bonne annĂ©e aussi, quand mĂȘme, Ă tous ceux qui ne m'aiment pas.
Rosemonde Gérard
PhD
Je viens de terminer le dernier cours de ma maĂźtrise, ce quâil reste est de faire la recherche pour un an afin dâĂ©crire un mĂ©moire. Ă ce moment dans mon voyage que jâappel la vie, jâai envie de savoir ce que je ferai aprĂšs. La vie est un jeu de chance; câest une façon de vivre, sans le destin ou ce qui est digne de passer va se passer, mais avec une sĂ©rie de circonstances qui se mĂȘlent dâouvrir une voie, ou plusieurs voies, devant vous.Â
Ma vie maintenant me montre trois voies principales et infiniment des voies quâon peut toujours trouver:
1) Travailler
2) Doctorat
3) Gap year
et entre les trois, jâai choisi de faire un doctorat parce que je veux bien terminer mes Ă©tudes avant je commence dans le « vrai monde » et mâamorce Ă monter les Ă©chelles. Je veux avoir une carriĂšre et je ne veux pas que ma manque de formations mâempĂȘche Ă nâimporte quel pas. Pourquoi pas un gap year? Parce que je ne sais pas ce que je ferai avec moi-mĂȘme ; je nâai pas lâhabitude dâĂȘtre sans projet et jâai peur dâarrĂȘter de bouger. Jâai peur Ă lâidĂ©e de ne rien avoir Ă faire. Jâai peur dâĂ©xister dans une façon passive.
Donc, voilĂ mes pensĂ©es Ă ce croisement dans la rue. On va voir ce qui va se passer dans lâavenir, on va voir oĂč cette voie me prendre. Tout dont je peux souhaiter est que je sois heureux.
âDo you often cry?â
The question was so pertinent, so necessary, that he actually had to stop. The clouds that surrounded his thoughts and the endless flow of liquid that stained his face were both paused. The words allowed a respite from the growing darkness that was enveloping his soul as he latched on to the question mark at the end. The asker was seeking an answer, and thus the gears in his head started spinning in the way. He opened his mouth and coughed. He had not used his vocal chords to strum together sound for over a week and it seemed they were rusty with the disuse.
I may be in pain, but I am not weak.
Veronica Roth, Carve the Mark (via wordsnquotes)
Iâm either afraid to exist or just clueless on how to live.
Alberta Council for Global Cooperation :
« For his work with Canadian Parks Council Conseil canadien des parcs ChĂșk Odenigbo was named#ACGCTop30 2017 #Whyitmatters #IDW2017 Read his story at issuu.com/acgconline/docs/acgc_top_30_under_30_2017 »
Orchestre
One of my favourite TV shows is back - Chefâs Table, and the first episode features une moine corĂ©enne qui parle du « saveur de la nature » and already I am feeling incredibly inspired. The absolute beauty that goes into opening your heart and soul to the natural world such that even the food you eat is an expression of your soul in harmony with the world around you.... that is incredible. Â
She talks about how life is an orchestra in harmonie with nature, how you are linked to the world around you such that every whisper in the wind is a kiss on the neck. The transcendant beauty of her words as they touched my soul and provoked memories of myself standing at a stream listening to the radio on my ipod but feeling connected with the world around me.
I had been feeling restless all day and the weather was beautiful. It was scorching hot, at least 30°C, and I could feel my body craving the world outside. I showered and threw on a pair of white shorts (I donât pretend to understand why my eye refused to leave those shorts) and headed out. No shirt, a pair of headphones, my ipod (no phone), and a pair of flip flops.
Calgary is an amazing city in that the downtown area has a beautiful park where you forget you are even in a city when you walk in. I am there, in this incredible heat, with absolutely no plan, listening to Radio-Canada and letting my mind and my eyes dance around as they saw fit. I got fabulously lost. Lost physically and lost in my thoughts. It is like my entire existence suddenly got bigger, I was no longer just ChĂșk, I felt like I was the air, the sun, the trees, the grass, the insects.... I was ChĂșk, but ChĂșk in the world.
You know when you play an instrument and it harmonises with the instruments around it... orchestre... you are you, but you are also the orchestra. That is how that moment felt. Je me suis senti comme Pohacontas, jâai eu lâenvie de chanter « lâair du vent » and it was magical. Orchestre.
2016
It feels so good to finally smile at the memory of a year - it has been a long time coming and I have been craving this feeling for quite a while. This year, the world has been good to me... this year, for the first time in a long time, I feel like I have grown, though how much is beyond me.Â
I started off this year working an amazing job (Operations Manager) with a wonderful team and an amazing boss. I had finally sensitised the team to me, I did not wake in fear of losing my job and I was... comfortable. I knew what I was doing when I went in to work and I knew I did it well. Opportunities started appeared on my lap (which is different from the usual me going out looking for them). In no particular order:
Invited to the Salzburg Global Seminar Session - Beyond Green: The Arts as a Catalyst for Sustainability [http://www.salzburgglobal.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/2010-2019/2016/Session_561/SalzburgGlobal_Report_561__online_.pdf]
Canadian Parks Summit [http://lin.ca/fr/sommet-canadien-des-parcs]
Worked at BVJ [http://www.bigvalleyjamboree.com/]
And while at two of those events, I got to be more than just another participant. At the Salzburg Global Seminar, I was asked to be a group leader, and while at the Canadian Parks Summit, I was the emcee (maĂźtre de cĂ©rĂ©monies).Â
It was a year of travels
January - New York, USAÂ
February - Salzburg, Austria / Prague, Czech Republic
March - nowhere
April - Canmore, Alberta
May - Antigonish, Nova Scotia
June - Yellowknife, NWT
July - Camrose, Alberta
August - New York, USA / Montréal, Québec
September - Joggins, Nova Scotia
October - Nowhere
November - Salzburg, Austria
December - Nowhere
I got to visit a friend in Yellowknife, NWT, where we went mushroom hunting, I was in a private plane, and just had a wonderful time (thanks Chloe!). I got invited to and attended the wedding of one of the most amazing women in my life and her fiancée (now wife). I watched my cousin graduate from university (well done Chinakwu!)
I got into two of the largest (and very well ranked) universities in Canada, picked one to attend and moved across the country in September to get that started. I successfully completed my first semester in my second language :O and I do not hate my grades.Â
Got the Nature Playbook published [http://www.parks-parcs.ca/french/nature-playbook.php] after over a year of heping work on it. Got invited to the Salzburg Global Seminar Session on transboundary cooperation [http://www.salzburgglobal.org/calendar/2010-2019/2016/session-571.html] as a paid RapporteurÂ
Landed a job with my favourite retailer [frankandoak.com]Â
I mean... it is really just a list that fills me with so much joy, and while some not great stuff happened this year, none of it is memorable, none of it stands out... and that just gives me so much joy. It has been so long since I have had a year where I can honestly say it has been a good year, and this year has been a good year.Â
On my birthday, my best friend bought me a trip to the Czech Republic. A TRIP. CZECH REPUBLIC. I was so overwhelmed with joy - it was literally the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me.
And this year... I landed a hometown... a response to give when asked âwhere are you from?â
2016 was amazing for me, and I really want to ensure that 2017 is equally as wonderful if not better.Â
En train de faire mes valises #packing #newadventuresahead #newbeginnings #nouvelaventure (Ă New Rochelle, New York)
âNow more than ever do I realize that I will never be content with a sedentary life, that I will always be haunted by thoughts of a sun-drenched elsewhere.â â Isabelle Eberhardt, The Nomad: The Diaries of Isabelle EberhardtÂ
Just because we are magic doesn't mean we are not real
Jesse Williams