The Street Resilience Project

Community-engaged research initiative focused on honouring the stories of young Black and racialized men living in the City of Ottawa. #CanITellYouMyStory?

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Please join us for a special virtual event dedicated to amplifying and disrupting narratives that disproportionately affect Black youth and young men. Documentary screening, guest speakers, creative performance & a collective discussion. Registrations via https://t.co/tyDHv01zOM

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

.@opsrecruiting was ignoring questions and blocking members of the public from engaging in discussions. This proved the very point the community continues to make about Ottawa Police being anti-community.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Today our team was blocked from engaging during this #askmeanything live. We asked questions on behalf of some young people who were interested in these answers. The questions were never answered and our team was blocked from the engaging. Below are screenshots of our questions.

[Sgt. Maria Keen, M.O.M. @SgtOnPatrol]

JOIN ME & THE OUTREACH TEAM TOMORROW live on Instagram! Stay tuned Time TBD! YOU can ask us anything about policing or our application process! @OttawaPolice @opsrecruiting

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

…happening in Ottawa. We are taking the feedback from today and mobilizing with other partners for a second event with a interactive discussion. We will be updating everyone on social media and emailing updates to to registered participants. Nothing for us - without us.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

We want to thank everyone that came out to support the event today. We want to thank our guest speakers who shared their wisdom with us. We have heard that folks want a second event with a interactive discussion. What’s next for us?

[Ottawa Coalition of Community Houses @613comhouses]

A moment of appreciation to @StreetRProject for all of their work and thoughtfulness in putting together an amazing event today. Thank you to all the contributors for sharing their stories and REALITIES - it was a privilege. #canitellyoumystory #equityisanobligation

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

While our funding from @ONTrillium is coming to an end. Our work must continue. We will be releasing a report of our work w/ @SulaimonDr. We call on folks today to push this work forward. Align yourselves with folks who are doing this work already. There is lots of good movement

[Ottawa Coalition of Community Houses @613comhouses]

A moment of appreciation to @StreetRProject for all of their work and thoughtfulness in putting together an amazing event today. Thank you to all the contributors for sharing their stories and REALITIES - it was a privilege. #canitellyoumystory #equityisanobligation

[Ottawa Child & Youth Initiative @OCYI_Ottawa]

Happening tomorrow!

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

If you haven’t registered for our virtual event this Thursday - there is still time. Over 100+ participants registered for a packed filled agenda featuring guest speakers, unseen documentary & creative performances #CanITellYouMyStory?

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Here’s some behind the scenes footage of our projects documentary centring the experiences of Black youth and young men in the City of Ottawa. We will be airing the short documentary on May 5, 2022 at 10:30 am. Nothing for us - without us. #CanITellYouMyStory?

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Please join us for a special virtual event dedicated to amplifying and disrupting narratives that disproportionately affect Black youth and young men. Documentary screening, guest speakers, creative performance & a collective discussion. Registrations via https://t.co/tyDHv01zOM

[Debra Dynes Family House @DebraDynes]

Have you registered yet?? Don’t miss this important conversation! We’re so excited to support our youth/young adults and hear what they have to say 👏

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Here’s some behind the scenes footage of our projects documentary centring the experiences of Black youth and young men in the City of Ottawa. We will be airing the short documentary on May 5, 2022 at 10:30 am. Nothing for us - without us. #CanITellYouMyStory?

[CommsPoli*D Network @CommsPoli_D]

#FridayGratitude for some new friends this beautiful and sunny #OttCity morning! Thanks for the follow @EqualPayON @StreetRProject @FayFaraday @VWMuigai and @AnneCast7. Have a great day!

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Disrupting Narratives: A Systemic Discussion is happening on May 5th, 2022 with a line up of special guest speakers. We will be airing our project documentary, lived experience creative performance & a collective discussion. Prize giveaways to participants. Register today!

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

We will be airing this short documentary, having special speakers and a panel discussion. Our work will be guided by those most impacted. We will be opening up registrations for this event.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

We recognize the importance of centering voices most affected by structural harm and systemic trauma. As a collective, we will recognize, honour disrupt & elevate the story telling of those impacted by policies and practice that further disenfranchised Black youth and young men.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

For the last 3 years - one of our project components has focused on policing interactions and perceptions among Black & racialized youth and young men in the City of Ottawa. Stay tuned for the report release @SulaimonDr https://t.co/1iJ2xP7VIl

[CommsPoli*D Network @CommsPoli_D]

We've registered, @StreetRProject. #CanITellYouMyStory

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

We recognize the importance of centering voices most affected by structural harm and systemic trauma. As a collective, we will recognize, honour disrupt & elevate the story telling of those impacted by policies and practice that further disenfranchised Black youth and young men.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Please join us for a special virtual event dedicated to amplifying and disrupting narratives that disproportionately affect Black youth and young men. Documentary screening, guest speakers, creative performance & a collective discussion. Registrations via https://t.co/tyDHv01zOM

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

We will be airing this short documentary, having special speakers and a panel discussion. Our work will be guided by those most impacted. We will be opening up registrations for this event.

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Keep up with us on Instagram @thestreetrproject for updates, daily posts and live conversations. We have been working on a short documentary featuring the experiences of young Black men in @ottawacity. Any ideas on how we can share? Let us know #CanITellYouMyStory?

[The Street Resilience Project @StreetRProject]

Our team has been working hard for the last 3 years since our project was first launched. We had to adjust to the systemic changes due to the pandemic. This funding phase of our project is coming to an end. We will be doing an event launch in early May. Stay tuned for more info