R E L A U N C H UPDATES
I sit down with Ellie Sasseville again from the Edmonton Kingsway BIA. We discuss the relaunch and its effects on local businesses.
I sit down with Ellie Sasseville again from the Edmonton Kingsway BIA. We discuss the relaunch and its effects on local businesses.
R E L A U N C H UPDATES🚨L I V E 🚨 w/ Ellie Sasseville again from the Edmonton Kingsway BIA. JOIN US to discuss the relaunch and its effects on loc
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Monday, June 29, 2020
I had a great time talking about women in #entrepreneurship with Marcella Mandeville the fearless leader of Alberta Women Entrepreneurs
L I V E !! Talking WOMEN in ENTREPRENEURSHIPLIVE today talking about women in #entrepreneurship with Marcella Mandeville the fearless leader of Alberta Women Entrepreneurs
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Friday, May 22, 2020
L I V E again, today. With Ian Smith from Child Friendly Edmonton, Lindsay Wright from Be Fit For Life, and Walter Lidster from ABC Head Start.
L I V E again! Join us!L I V E again, today. With Ian Smith from Child Friendly Edmonton, Lindsay Wright from Be Fit For Life, and Walter Lidster from ABC Head Start
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Friday, May 8, 2020
Talking about COVID and the impacts on the TELUS World of Science Edmonton w/ Alan Nursall!
L I V E with Alan Nursall from TWOSETalking about COVID and the impacts on the TELUS World of Science Edmonton w/ Alan Nursall! Tune in!
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Technical difficulties! Here is the second part…
Try this again! Second instalment of the our previously interrupted convo with Alan Nursall from TELUS World of Science Edmonton
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Wednesday, May 6, 2020
In this discussion I had the opportunity to sit down with Reetu Schaaf and learn more about what they are doing in the Inglewood community.
L I V E w/ Reetu Schaaf of Inglewood community leagueTalking about staying connected in community in the midst of our physical distancing Thanks to Reetu Schaaf of Inglewood Community League of Edmonton
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Friday, April 24, 2020
The word, “unprecedented,” has been thrown around a lot lately. I’m not sure if that helps or makes things worse. There is no question that we need to take this seriously. Sometimes, I find myself getting overwhelmed by the idea of an, “unprecedented global pandemic.” It certainly has an ominous sound to it.
But, I choose to look at the positive and see various ways that people are caring for one another and the ways organizations big and small have stepped up, banding together to see that Edmonton and it’s residents get through this crisis.
What I find truly unprecedented in this time is the connectedness and neighborliness being demonstrated all over this incredible city. As hard as it is to see through the doom and gloom at times, it is important to keep our focus on the ways we can work together and help one another.
Incredible services have emerged from this. Immense deeds of camaraderie and, “help first,” mentality. It’s inspiring to witness.
Here are a few resources that you can use to continue the awesome trend of supporting and encouraging one another. Uniting as a City to get through this challenging time together. Fostering a continued sense of community and neighborliness.
Uniteyeg.glideapp.io – a resource that can be found on desktop or accessed as a web app that can be added to the homepage of any smartphone. It is completely user generated and features local restaurants and businesses that need our support and are positively impacted by having people order directly from them.
Text4Hope – Text COVID19HOPE to 393939 to subscribe. a free service providing three months of daily Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)–based text messages written by mental health therapists. It is a tool that helps people identify and adjust the negative thoughts, feelings and behaviours a pandemic might be expected to provoke.Through a set of daily messages, people receive advice and encouragement helpful in developing healthy personal coping skills and resiliency. There is no cost.
YEG Community Response to COVID-19 – an incredibly resourceful Facebook group offering amazing community support, discussion topics, and helps to anyone and everyone in need.
We truly are living through unprecedented times. But let’s make the story the future will tell about how a City came together in an unprecedented way!
As always you can reach me at , 780-496-1160 or on one of my social media channels, Facebook or Twitter.
L I V E w/ Ellie SassevilleSitting down with Ellie Sasseville of Edmonton Kingsway to talk about ways that businesses can survive this crisis and how the public can help!
Posted by Bev Esslinger on Friday, April 17, 2020
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