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Yannis Lobaina is an award-winning Cuban-Canadian artist, author, filmmaker, photographer, and arts-based workshop facilitator based in Toronto. Yannis' writing is deeply impacted by her multiethnic identity as a multilingual person, woman of colour, mother and immigrant; recently she has published short stories, poetry and creative non-fiction stories exploring themes of immigration, language, and motherhood. As a photographer, Yannis specializes in minimalist photographic storytelling, capturing ephemeral landscapes, patterns, and pareidolias (faces) in Mother Nature. She firmly believes that the arts can be a powerful tool for social change and peace-making. Since 2016, she has developed bilingual (Spanish-English) community-based art programs for children and families around Toronto. Through her creative pursuits, Yannis explores themes of immigration, diaspora, language, and motherhood, making her work deeply personal and relatable to all.

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Author Nadja Lubiw Hazard first Guest at WE SHOULD TALK, Podcast Host and Producer by Yannis Lobaina #weshouldtalkpodcastbyYannisLobaina #podcasting #authorpodcast About Author Nadja Lubiw Hazard. Nadja is the author of the adult novel The Nap-Away Motel, and the upcoming children's chapter book TIZZY & ME: Fifteen Ways to Love a Mink. Before turning to full-time writing, Nadja worked as a veterinarian, most recently at the Toronto Humane Society. She is currently working on several children's books about animals, and a second novel, Saving Seraphina. A lifelong animal lover and long-time vegan, her writing often explores themes related to the natural world. She lives with her wife, their two daughters, and a feisty, fluffy cat in Toronto. Nadja facilitates a weekly creative writing workshop with the Writers Collective of Canada. She also facilitates therapeutic writing groups for pet loss and eco-grief through CAMH Collaborative Learning College. Find more about h...
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