Everyday dignity

Episode five sheds light on community responses to food and housing insecurity and how these needs are made even more real by the pressures of a global pandemic.

In this week’s episode, Wen talks to Rosa Janewski (she/her), an organizer with Food Not Bombs Edmonton, frontline worker, and volunteer advocate for people sleeping rough and those who are unhoused. Listen, to hear how Rosa’s work, and her insights, based on her first-hand experiences, shape what dignity looks like for her.

 

To learn more about the work of Food Not Bombs Edmonton, check their Facebook or Instagram. To learn more about Food Not Bombs, you can visit the global website to find a chapter near you or learn more about their history.

Music by Micky Pop - Pisces. To hear more music from Micky, check out their Soundcloud!

Thank you to our funders, the City of Edmonton and the Family and Community Support Services program.

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Episode five sheds light on community responses to food and housing insecurity and how these needs are made even more real by the pressures of a global pandemic. In this week's episode, Wen talks to Rosa Janewski (she/her), an organizer with Food Not Bombs Edmonton, frontline worker, and volunteer advocate for people sleeping rough and those who are unhoused.