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April 6, 2017
EDGE Film Festival
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6265 Crescent Road, UBC, Vancouver (MAP)
Time: 7-9:30 (Doors Open at 6:30; Light refreshments)
Tickets: $10 (Tickets must be purchased online)
The UBC School of Nursing's Alumni Engagement Committee in collaboration with the Office of Nursing Research & Teaching Scholarship are pleased to present a stunning series of short films reflecting people's lived experiences and the research-informed programs that have made a meaningful difference for them and their families.
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![]() | The DUDES Club (16 min) A brotherhood for men's health started in Vancouver's downtown eastside. |
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![]() | Evidence of a Struggle (6 min) High school teacher uses hip hop to reduce mental health stigma. |
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![]() | Work 2 Give (5 min) How meaningful work can be transformative for incarcerated Aboriginal men. |
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![]() | Reclaiming our Spirits (26 min) Documents the experiences of Indigenous women, elders, and nurses working together to heal from violence. |
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![]() | Bully/Abuse (4 min) & Still Here Gay men stand up to suicide and bullying through art. |
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