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Tiffany Campbell, PhD student at #DalhousieU shares her experience with housing affordability in the province. She highlights that Maritime Connection on CBC Radio One (FM 90.5 on traditional radio) is going to be doing a call-in show focusing specifically on graduate students.
She hopes that other (student's) perspectives and experiences can be platformed, especially for BIPOC, and international students who often face much harder pressures. If anyone is interested, Maritime Connection airs from 4:05 p.m. to 5pm Sundays. To get in touch with the show: Talkback line: 1-800-565-1940. CBC Article “Why some young Nova Scotians say they can't afford to stay in the province” https://t.co/LpT5MvowVK The Nova Scotia Housing Needs Assessment is a recommended next step for students since the province should hear all voices, especially from those who are marginalized and most vulnerable. Here is the link: https://t.co/s1blhoxVjv
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Storwell Self Storage has re-launched their Foster Children Bursary Program and are looking to connect with Universities to help expand awareness of the program so that we can provide scholarships to foster children who are working on building a better life for themselves. Storwell offers an annual bursary of $2,000 to support foster children as they pursue their post-secondary education and to help them as they progress into a new and exciting stage of their lives. This is the direct link to the online application, which outlines all eligibility requirements: https://www.storwell.com/bursary-application  |
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