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Gurleen Deol
Apprenant.e
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Curriculum vitae
Gurleen Kaur Deol Resume (4).pdf
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Compétences

Advocacy 1 Communications 1 Digital publishing 1 Email marketing 1 Marketing 1 Media relations 1 Social marketing 1

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Level UP community builder - March 2025 cohort
Émis par Level UP: March 2025
Awarded for providing feedback at the end of a Level UP project.
Attribué mai 10, 2025
Community Builder
Émis par Riipen
The Community Builder achievement is awarded to learners who provided feedback to project partners at the conclusion of their project, helping to create a better experiential learning ecosystem for all participants.
Attribué mai 10, 2025
Project Contributor
Émis par Riipen
The Project Contributor achievement is awarded to learners who kept their projects on track and provided progress updates to the project partner by completing a milestone.
Attribué mai 10, 2025

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Atika Juristia
Atika Juristia
Elle / Elle
Executive Director
mai 14, 2025
Rétroaction de l'Apprenant.e
Thank you so much for taking on this harm reduction zine project with such thoughtfulness and creativity. It was a pleasure to work with you, and I was especially impressed by the care and attention you put into making the information accessible and engaging—your effort truly shines through in the final product!
Advocacy Digital publishing Marketing Communications Social marketing Email marketing Media relations
Riipen Level UP 🚀
Level UP: March 2025
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The J Healthcare Initiative
Digital Magazine for Nutritional Harm Reduction for Alcohol Drinkers
The J Healthcare Initiative

Projets récents

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The J Healthcare Initiative
The J Healthcare Initiative
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Digital Magazine for Nutritional Harm Reduction for Alcohol Drinkers

The J Healthcare Initiative is seeking to support the marketing efforts of a community-led harm reduction initiative by publishing a digital magazine focused on the Downtown Eastside community. The project aims to highlight the efforts a community led group formed in 2011 to advocate for illicit drinkers within the harm reduction movement. The magazine will serve as an educational tool to improve the lives of Managed Alcohol Program participants through empowerment and support. It will address issues such as ending liquor pour-outs, creating safe outdoor spaces, changing shelter policies, expanding Managed Alcohol Programs, and ensuring that drinkers' voices are included in alcohol policy discussions. The goal is to reduce discrimination and promote safety among illicit drinkers.

Jumelages 1
Catégorie Engagement communautaire + 4
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