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Canadian Television and Radio Broadcaster, digital media platform and production center focused on diverse communities of Manitoba and Canada.
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On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves …
Mental health is a severe public health problem, and maintaining one’s mental health is incredibly important. If one thing is sure over …
On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves …
Anishinaabe Elder, Dr. David Courchene with The Turtle Lodge International Centre for Indigenous Education and Wellness in Sagkeeng First Nation has been …
On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves …
On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves …
With the ongoing pandemic, we’ve seen an increase in racism and hate crimes against Asians. On March 27, a Stop Asian Hate …
Music has always been a part of is a bilingual singer-songwriter Kelly Bado’s life. She combines various aspects of her life to …
What is a Mennonite? For Andrew Unger, creator of the Daily Bonnet, that is the perfect question. As a Mennonite himself, Andrew …
Manitoba has a flourishing Filipino Community of approximately 83,000. A region that has seen significant growth in that community is the Pembina …
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Indian Residential School Survivors Society
A helpline for residential school survivors can be reached at 1-866-925-4419.
The Indian Residential School Survivors Society is a British Columbia-based organization providing services to residential school survivors for over 20 years. It started by helping residential school survivors navigate the court systems and has since expanded to help residential school survivors and engage in community education for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. You can donate here.
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U Radio is the digital hub, where diverse communities can share their voices, music, and stories.
U Talk is a Talk Show hosted by Ryan Funk, highlighting native-born and new Canadians’ cultures and experiences.
Everyone has a story to tell. Those who moved to Canada have a wealth of knowledge and experiences that I and many others may never have. This radio show allows people to learn from personal experiences, struggles, backgrounds, and cultures of communities that may not have their voices heard.
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Learn about our indigenous peoples'
language, culture, and worldview in the indigenous languages series
The Indigenous Languages Series is a unique project presented by U Multicultural, focused on education for the indigenous languages of Cree, Ojibwe and Inuktitut, through stories, culture and traditions. The episodes created with six Indigenous speakers – Michael Kusugak, Robert Maytwayashing, Isabel Scribe, Lisa Muswagon, Henry Pitawanakwat, Cameron Robertson – will be featured on U Multicultural’s online platforms, Inuit Broadcasting Corporation, First Peoples Radio Inc., and Shaw Spotlight. The project is funded by The Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage and distributed across Canada with help from the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation and First Peoples Radio Inc.
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Enjoy World And Ethnic Music LIVE
U Multicultural released Ethnic Music Concert Series through Safe at Home Manitoba and stream ten mini-concerts through our web-platform, social media, U Radio, cable TV in Manitoba and across Canada.
COVID-19
INFO SERIES
COVID-19 Info Series is a project by U Multicultural with support of Canadian Red Cross and Government of Canada (Employment and Social Development Canada). Fifteen episodes cover a range of topics including general information on COVID-19, risks, prevention, and much more! New episodes are released every Wednesday and Friday.
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We have to share our voices
U Multicultural helps any interested ethnic group to produce original content that is broadcast on local cable TV stations in Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.
Multicultural television unites communities
"I offered a pilot program to Shaw Winnipeg, and have produced shows since 2015," Rtichsheva said. "We use a studio at Shaw, as part of their community TV option."
The idea of Ethno Fest 2020
Paulo Bergantim discussing the idea of Ethno Fest 2020, the concept of U Multicultural as an ethnocultural media platform in Canada.
Many communities involved in Ethno Fest 2020
Taya Rtichsheva, Founder of U Multicultural, speaks about all the different communities involved in Ethno Fest 2020.
U Multicultural vital to getting information out
Maggie Demarchi explains how of U Multicultural has helped Brazilian Association of Winnipeg get information out.
Sponsorship opportunities available at Ethno Fest
Kylie Wright the sponsorship and partnership opportunities with Ethno Fest 2020 and U Multicultural.
Creating content for display on U Multicultural
Sharan Tappia from Asian Women of Winnipeg on her experience with creating content for use on U Multicultural.
New digital festival aims to help multicultural groups tell stories in their own voices
Ethno Fest 2020, an initiative of non-profit media platform U Multicultural, launched Saturday
Giving a voice to multicultural groups
CityNews about Ethno Fest 2020
A new digital festival to provide a multicultural voice in Manitoba
Ethno Fest 2020 is the initiative of the non-profit media platform U Multicultural. It aims to bring an understanding of cultural groups beyond food sharing and performances.
