Reaching Out at Chemainus Secondary
On Tuesday, May 20, the “Reach Out” Concert Tour performed to an enthusiastic Grade 9 class at Chemainus Secondary School. The tour is a dynamic combination of live music, slam poetry,…
Cowichan Valley Citizen - Wed, May 28, 2008
‘Psychosis Sucks’ at Vanier; Students get a lively presentation on mental illnesses
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Chemainus Secondary
[ May 20, 2008; 1:45 pm to 3:10 pm. ] The local newspaper covered this performance:
Reaching Out at Chemainus Secondary
Ron Nunweiler, Special to the Citizen
Published: Wednesday, May 28, 2008
On Tuesday, May 20, the “Reach Out” Concert Tour performed to an enthusiastic Grade 9 class at Chemainus Secondary School. The tour is a dynamic combination of live music, slam poetry, and interactive information for youth. [...]
Mt.Boucherie Secondary, Kelowna
[ April 15, 2008; 9:00 am to 10:15 am. ] Local Media Coverage of a show at this school in 2007:
“Brain Drained: Dealing with the youthful scourge of psychosis; Six times more common than type one diabetes, psychosis tends to strike between 15 and 25 and if left untreated, will seriously derail a young person’s life.
It may have been loud but it was indie rock [...]
Courtenay - GP Vanier Secondary
[ February 26, 2008; 8:55 am; ] GP Vanier Secondary School - Courtenay
Local Media Coverage:
‘Psychosis Sucks’ at Vanier; Students get a lively presentation on mental illnesses
Imagine you are walking through a crowded school hallway. Your pulse is racing. Someone comes up behind you and whispers in your ear. You jump and wheel around fast. It’s that same person who keeps… Comox Valley [...]