Family violence story – The Healthy Aboriginal Network
Non-profit promotion of health, literacy & wellness
It feels odd saying Happy New Year. Is it going to be a good year? There certainly seems to be enough dire projections to suggest it might not be. Be that as it may, we have good news. Please read on:
Family violence comic book – draft story – require audiences in Vancouver, Vancouver Island and Terrace
We have been funded by Legal Services Society to create a comic book on family violence. As is our custom, we need to focus group test the draft story with youth in their late teens and twenties. If there are any organizations, groups or Nations that can provide an audience on February 2, 3 or 4th please get in touch with me at sean@thehealthyaboriginal.net. Ideally, you would be close to Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo or Terrace. We would also like to test in one or two rural communities close to these urban centres. For anyone else, we will send you a link to our Youtube page and you can email in your feedback that same week. Please feel free to forward this email on to anyone who might be interested in providing feedback.
Level Up Motion Comic – staying in school / dropping out – now on Youtube
We have decided to put our motion comic on staying in school / dropping out on Youtube. For free viewing! It can be seen here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Violence against women draft story
We will also be testing this story very soon. Likely the end of January. Stay tuned!
Custom rear covers
A few of our larger clients order custom rear comic book covers to advertise new services, websites and programs each fiscal year end. Please send a quotation request to sean@thehealthyaboriginal.net if you’re looking to distribute your information provincially or nationally.
We hope you continue to find us relevant to youth’s needs,
Sean Muir
Executive Director
3240 Comox Road Courtenay , BC V9N 3P8
Phone 250-941-8881 sean@thehealthyaboriginal.net
A BC incorporated non-profit Society
