Posts Tagged ‘Speak Out’
An Unforgettable Journey: Life of PiBy Editor - January 3rd, 2013 |
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Written By: Senthamil Stefi Life of Pi was really interesting. It made you think about society in a different light… specifically with respect to the upbringing of a child in a strict cultural environment. Growing up we are taught to believe certain things but if we don’t question the teachings nor test it how will we ever know the validity of the lessons? |
The Casualty of War: ChildrenBy Editor - December 19th, 2012 |
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Written By: The Tamil Nation Development Council of Canadian Tamil Youth Alliance The aftermath of war can leave a lot of individuals feeling disoriented and distressed. It’s hard to imagine the thoughts and feelings of these individuals. Children are amongst one of the groups of people who are often dramatically impacted by the repercussions of war. |
Violation of Students’ Basic Human RightsBy Editor - December 3rd, 2012 |
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Written By: Senthamil Stefi I am writing this to bring to your attention a hidden time-sensitive situation going on in the international sphere, specifically towards a particular ethnic group of university students. It is interesting how despite the seriousness of the issue, it is not in the forefront of mainstream media. I will let you, yourself decide the extent of the issue. |
A Symbol of Sacrifice: Kaarthigai Poo PinsBy Editor - November 17th, 2012 |
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Written By: TYO-Canada The Tamil community, now spread across the globe, is marking the month of November as a month of remembrance and commemoration. The Karthigai Poo pins symbolizes the sacrifices of our fallen heroes and by wearing the pins close to our hearts, Tamils seeks to remember over 30,000 of our martyrs who have sacrificed their lives for Tamileelam. |
Check out REACH Magazine’s latest issue!By Editor - November 16th, 2012 |
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REACH is the official e-magazine developed by the Tamil Youth Organization (TYO) of Canada, created for a youth readership. This month’s REACH looks Tamil Women’s Uprising Day, and other events including Aadukalam 2012 and Saraswathi Pooja held by various Tamil Students’ Associations in the GTA. Be sure to check out the latest issue! |
Lest We ForgetBy Editor - November 10th, 2012 |
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Video By: Senthamil Stefi This Sunday November the 11th at the 11th hour please remember to pay tribute with two minutes of silence in memory of the fallen Canadian heroes. |
Social Media Addiction – Is it a real phenomenon?By Editor - November 7th, 2012 |
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Written By: Senthamil Stefi Let’s put this whole addiction notion to the test! On Tuesday December 25th, 2012 I challenge you to abstain from all sources of social media and spend that quality time with your family and friends in real life. |
And I Can TryBy Editor - November 3rd, 2012 |
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Written By: Jonathan Uthayakumar & Editing By: Riegie Godwin And I can try to be wise, I can try to be grown |
Bullying hurts. Don’t be a part of it.By Editor - October 21st, 2012 |
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Written By: Senthamil Stefi Within the past few days, there has been a story circulating internationally that has come to the forefront of social media. Amanda Todd’s story. She was a teen who committed suicide at the young age of 15 as a result of endless bullying. |
The Beauty of ThamilBy Editor - October 13th, 2012 |
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Written By: Senthamil Stefi Within less than 24 hours of release, the video reached over 1,000 views, bringing in a total of nearly 3,000 views upon the date of the challenge. Many were eager to participate as social media feeds began to flood with posts by Thamil youth saying they accept the challenge. |
