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				14oct(oct 14)10:00 am18(oct 18)11:45 pmRandom Acts of Kindness

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Nominate a friend or peer to receive a Wellness Bundle! Share gratitude & spread kindness.
Submit your nominations at CCSAI.ca/RAK
Nominations close October 24 at 11:59 pm
 

								
								
									
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										Nominate a friend or peer to receive a Wellness Bundle! Share gratitude & spread kindness.
Submit your nominations at CCSAI.ca/RAK
Nominations close October 24 at 11:59 pm
 

									
								
							

								
															
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				18oct6:00 pm8:00 pmVirtual EventResilience Among First Responders

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In the spirit of Wellness Week, Resilient Responders and the Paramedic Student Association are hosting a virtual event to promote the importance of self-care and resilience in maintaining

								
								
									
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										In the spirit of Wellness Week, Resilient Responders and the Paramedic Student Association are hosting a virtual event to promote the importance of self-care and resilience in maintaining mental health. Join us from 6pm to 8pm on Monday (Oct 18) to hear from our guest speaker, Jonathan Au, or come for the games and prizes.
Sign up at https://ccsai.ca/wellness 
 

									
								
							

								
															
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				20oct10:00 am12:00 pmCalligraphy 101

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Create something beautiful at Calligraphy

								
								
									
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										Create something beautiful at Calligraphy 101! Learn the Basics of calligraphy with Sarah Qureshi. 

This virtual workshop aims to provide students with basic calligraphy knowledge through hands-on tutorials from a student calligraphy artist, Sarah Qureshi.

Get ready for the workshop and pick up a Calligraphy Kit on campus or download printable sheets for extra practice! Calligraphy Kits are available at a limited capacity, register and pick up your kit today.
Register at CCSAI.ca/Wellness + pick up 1 of 20 Calligraphy Kits while quantities last!
 
 
 

									
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				21oct3:30 pm4:30 pmHip-Hop 101

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The benefits of dance for mental, emotional and physical wellness are huge! Whether you’re a rhythmic pro and lacking rhythm, this workshop is open to all experience levels. Join Katelyn

								
								
									
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										The benefits of dance for mental, emotional and physical wellness are huge! Whether you’re a rhythmic pro and lacking rhythm, this workshop is open to all experience levels. Join Katelyn in this virtual dance workshop, exploring the movement of hip-hop and its connections to mental wellness.
Register at CCSAI.ca/Wellness
About Katelyn:
Katelyn Bernard is a dancer and teacher who has developed her craft in hip-hop choreography. Growing up, dance was introduced to Katelyn at a very young age from her Guyanese side. Though Katelyn also grew up listening to and consuming hip-hop culture, It wasn’t until high school that Katelyn began to take Hip Hop dance seriously. It ignited a passion that she continues to carry through her teaching and training. Training/performing thoroughly in Hip Hop under “School of Groove,” training under mentor Monica Fern aka “Knives” for krump, and actively training in dancehall programs such as “Always Good Vibes” has allowed Katelyn to develop further her skill set and range as a dancer, performer, and mentor. You can see the influence of all of these styles in Katelyn’s teachings.
Check out Katelyn on Socials:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dangerousmindz/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dangerousmindztv?
 
 

									
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