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Finding agency through the lens	02 October 2019	Written by Meres J. Weche
Dwayne Morgan discusses the inaugural Toronto Spoken Soul Fest	11 August 2019	Written by Meres J. Weche
Bringing Nuit Blanche to Scarborough	08 January 2019	Written by Meres J. Weche
Mary Poppins with a twist: An interview with Thom Allison	29 December 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Djanet Sears on "for colored girls"	28 October 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Creating a platform for traditional black dance	13 October 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Standing in an Afrofuturistic B-girl stance	13 October 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Unearthing the traumas of shadeism	28 September 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Honouring our theatrical classics	29 May 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche
Young, queer, black and free in foreign	05 May 2018	Written by Meres J. Weche

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Oct 21, 2019

Illustrator Yasmeen Souffrant on designing your own path

in Careers & Workplace by Meres J. Weche

Montreal native and Haitian-Canadian, Yasmeen Souffrant, has loved drawing from… Read more >>

Oct 02, 2019

Finding agency through the lens

in Arts by Meres J. Weche

An interview with Sandrine Colard — curator of The Way She Looks photography… Read more >>

Sep 23, 2019

Simone Miller: A passionate young soul

in Entertainment by Meres J. Weche

I recently caught up with 13-year old Toronto-born and raised actress and… Read more >>

Aug 11, 2019

Dwayne Morgan discusses the inaugural Toronto Spoken Soul Fest

in Arts by Meres J. Weche

The inaugural 3-day Toronto Spoken Soul Fest is taking place from August 16-18,… Read more >>

Feb 26, 2019

HERO: An untold story

in Movies by Meres J. Weche

"Storytelling is a very fundamental need that we have as human beings to… Read more >>

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