Madi starts her practicum with Project Respect

Ch-ch-changes…

ByMadison Innes

As a second year student in the Community, Family, and Child Studies program at Camosun College, I am honoured to have received a practicum placement with Project Respect!

My last practicum was with Island Sexual Health Society (who are awesome) and I’m excited to continue on with a placement relating to sexual health, education, and prevention of sexualized violence.

There’s so much going on here and there’s so much to know. Consent, colonization… food justice: these are just a few of the important issues I’ll be working on and I’m really excited to get started and begin engaging with youth on these topics.

Get in touch if you want to find out more about our upcoming Food Justice program.

-Madi

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