Jenna Mulji

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

“Society often paints a certain picture of what mental health looks like, creating barriers that prevent people from reaching out.” #UAlbertaCares #pllc https://t.co/q7Uy8qUPkj

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Mental health impacts everyone in diverse ways, both culturally and socially. Videos such as #UAlbertaCares vodcasts address the complexity of these issues through sharing individual stories, shifting the narrative surrounding mental wellness. #PLLC1F
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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

When it comes to battling misogynistic stereotypes, adaptive leadership must be applied, where every individual is responsible for challenging their views. Activists like Salwa who share their stories are the true instigators of change #PLLC1F
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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Fear has disrupted communication for years, removing the power to choose. Trump’s use of fear to persuade Venezuelan forces to “disobey orders” disregards their humanity and robs them of the fundamental right to make their own decisions. #PLLC1F
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[OtherWise @otherwise_show]

New episode is live! Hear Jaqueline & Samantha talk about the world of Bharatanatyam, Jigging & Jingle dance, what it means for their cultural & spiritual identity, and the fine line between cultural appropriation and appreciation. #abpodcast #yegpodcast

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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

The individuals we impact influence our decisions as part of a team. Through failing to recognize the impact racial inequality has on black communities in Ottawa, community relationships are severed, leading to a detrimental outcome for both groups #PLLC1F
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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Emotional intelligence allows us to understand the larger picture, rather than jump to conclusions. It is just as important for us spectators to apply emotional intelligence in understanding a situation, so as to not presume the worst in each other #PLLC1F https://t.co/kWbjV6LurW

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

While acknowledging the tragedy of the Sixties Scoop is important, the active practice of working against colonialism must also be present. Conversations and actions which go beyond recognition are vital in reconciliation efforts. #PLLC1F https://t.co/iWan6oxP3R

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

So much love for this camp <3 @suniacamp #BeTheGood

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Cognitive biases are often the worst perpetrator of careless decision making, and may lead to inhumane acts. In this case, internal biases of US authorities resulted in an inhumane act against hundreds of people, simply because they are different. #PLLC1F https://t.co/QE7lcfJaYY

[CNN @CNN]

Authorities on the US side of the US-Mexico border used tear gas to disperse migrants on Sunday. US Customs and Border Protection said some migrants threw projectiles that struck several agents. Tijuana police arrested 39 people in connection with the attempt to cross illegally.

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Creating change is perpetrated by the masses who directly experience the inequalities present within leadership institutions. It is through giving those affected a voice where movements can be created against unjust practices. #PLLC1F
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[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Collaboration is a primary method of combating discrimination prevalent in Canada against Indigenous peoples. It is disappointing that the government places efficiency over consultation, when a balance of both is required for a sustainable future. #PLLC1F https://t.co/t8c7WnQhNf

[Jenna Mulji @JennaMulji]

Trust between individuals and their leadership institutions is necessary in creating a sense of legitimacy. This investigation, or lack thereof, illustrates the inconsistencies that exist within our institutions and their effect on perceptions. #PLLC1F
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