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Meet the 2025 Student Research Days winners

Congratulations to all the winners, and every student who put their hard work and research forward at our 17th annual Student Research Days.

Posted on November 26, 2024 by

Nurturing interactions: A recent Social Work grad fosters community bonds through a peer mentorship club and outreach support in the Downtown Eastside

Sonia Nand, dressed in a purple tank top and denim shorts, is seated on a bamboo bench, with a bamboo hut visible in the background, surrounded by a natural tropical setting.

Sonia Nand co-founded a peer mentorship group to support fellow Social Work students at Douglas College. As a current facilitator at Community Living BC, she works with diverse groups of people, helping them regain stability and resilience while embracing community-building.

Posted on September 5, 2024 by

This Youth Justice alum is breaking barriers and combating domestic violence in B.C. newcomer communities

Bobbi Terrell with long blond hair, dressed in a white t-shirt, stands confidently in front of vibrant sunflowers in a garden.

Bobbi Terrell, a Douglas College Youth Justice alum, is a dedicated advocate for fighting against domestic violence in B.C.’s newcomer communities. Currently a Senior Manager at DIVERSEcity, she oversees the Stories of Strength initiative that empowers survivors and fosters strong community support.

Posted on July 25, 2024 by

Overcoming financial barriers: A journey to becoming an education assistant

Delaney Northgraves, dressed in a black shirt and brown cardigan, is standing on a balcony with towering buildings and a river in the background.

Delaney Northgraves always wanted to be an educator. Despite financial challenges, she found her path through Douglas College’s Classroom and Community Support program with financial support, balancing work and studies to achieve her dream role as an Education Assistant.

Posted on July 3, 2024 by

Earning college credits in high school: A dual-credit course that paved the way to Child and Youth Care for this Douglas College student

Karamjot, dressed in a white sweater with black stripes and long black pants, is sitting on a bench under the shade in front of a campus building on a sunny day.

Aspiring to pursue a career in childcare, Karamjot Malli seamlessly transitioned into Douglas College’s Child and Youth Care program after high school with the help of a dual-credit course.

Posted on June 13, 2024 by

Embracing neurodiversity in life for a successful, uplifting career

Wearing a hat and hoodie, Patrick Fowler stands beaming in front of a blossoming cherry tree.

Patrick Fowler, who faced challenges with ADHD, now advocates for adults with disabilities after completing Douglas College’s Classroom and Community Support program.

Posted on May 29, 2024 by

This playwright is telling the stories missing from stages

Playwright Elaine Avila

For Elaine Ávila, theatre and storytelling bear a central role in creating a more equitable, just and creative society. She uses her passion for stories from the margins to build a more representative curriculum.

Posted on May 4, 2024 by

Meet the 2024 Student Research Days winners

Congratulations to all the winners, and every student who put their hard work and research forward at our 16th annual Student Research Days.

Posted on February 13, 2024 by

Douglas College is one of the best places to work in B.C. Find out why.

For the 11th year running, Douglas has been recognized by BC’s Top Employers as an outstanding place to work.

Learn more about why our workplace is one of the best in the province.

Posted on October 3, 2023 by

The truth unzipped: Why it’s time to ditch fast fashion

Naomi Higo, Institute of Urban Ecology Coordinator, writes about the harms of fast fashion and how Waste Reduction Week is sharing tactics for change.

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