Inclusion: Lekan Olawoye
Diversity comes in many different forms, types, ideas, and experiences
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The Walrus Talks is our national event series about Canada and its place in the world. Each event features seven speakers talking for seven minutes, each from a different perspective, all focusing on a topic that will spark conversation on matters vital to Canadians. Get tickets to upcoming events
Boundaries: Samra Habib
Who decides who gets to call themselves Muslim?
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Consumerism: Vass Bednar
Vass Bednar spoke about the future of consumerism from a data perspective – and that we might be a little too willing to give up our information to feel a little special.
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Trash: Lisa Erdle
Lisa Erdle spoke about her battle against microplastics, and why we all need to care about this right now.
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Walrus Talks Inclusion: Rick Hansen
The Canadian icon spoke about the need for harmonization when we talk about making real change in the Canadian landscape of accessibility and inclusion.
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Youth Leadership: Jesse Thistle
The frigid nights in the back of his friend’s car were defining moments where he learned from his elders: addiction, hunger, homelessness, and loneliness
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Mistresses Should Be Muslim Too: Noor Naga
Writing from the perspective of a Muslim woman, cultural expectations and the responsibilities inherent in writing as a minority
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Disruption: Saadia Muzaffar
The addictive convenience of online platforms has made us blind to injustice
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Disruption: Tranna Wintour
Our culture’s narrow and oppressive constructs of masculinity and femininity limit us from being our true selves
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Remembrance: Iskwe
Regardless of colour, culture, language, or class, we are all people first
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