Greater Vancouver

00:42:49

Farshid Parang: Bridging Cultures Through Art in Vancouver

In an interview, Iranian-Canadian artist Farshid Parang shares his challenges and dreams in Vancouver, BC

- Greater Vancouver

20-Jul-24

01:41:47

Engaging Communities: The Path to an Inclusive Cultural Centre in B.C

In a Recent Seminar, We Stressed the Need for a BC Museum to Promote Cultural Diversity and Inclusion

- Greater Vancouver

17-Jul-24

01:42:25

Honoring Resilience: Commemorating Women's Sacrifices and Uniting for a Just Future

Honoring Iranian Women in West Vancouver, Advocating for Justice and Unity in Commemoration

- Greater Vancouver

13-Jul-24

00:51:06

Saving Lives: The Fight Against Youth Addiction and Overdoses in BC

A Discussion With Dr. Pourmand Focused on the Youth Addiction Crisis in BC, the Importance of Education and Support

- Greater Vancouver

10-Jul-24

00:22:51

Celebrating Canada's 157th Anniversary in Coquitlam: A Day of Unity and Cultural Appreciation

Canada Day at Lafarge Park, Coquitlam Saw a Lively Celebration of National Pride and Community Unity

- Greater Vancouver

04-Jul-24

The Power of Collaboration: Raising Awareness about Victims and Survivors of Crime

At a seminar at the West Vancouver Library, we discussed the importance of community awareness and collaboration in addressing victimization in crime. We covered various types of abuse, including physical, emotional, financial, and sexual assault, and highlighted factors like social isolation and caregiver stress.

Emphasizing support for survivors and safer environments, we stressed that staying informed and united can help create a safer society.

Iranian-Canadian Community Reacts to Canada's Designation of IRGC as a Terrorist Organization

On June 19, 2024, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has listed the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code, effective today.

We discussed this matter with social and political activists because this topic has always been a point of discussion in the Iranian community, and the Canadian government had avoided giving a clear response to this community for years.