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Military and Veterans: Celebrating Service Past and Present (view source)
Revision as of 10:44, 5 November 2024
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<big>Join us for Ask Me Anything - Military and Veterans: Celebrating Service Past and Present, a unique event that honours the dedication, resilience, and achievements of service members and veterans. The panellist will offer insights into the experiences and perspectives of those who have served—whether on active duty or through their transition back to civilian life. It’s a chance to celebrate, learn from, and show appreciation to those who have contributed to Canada’s defence and well-being. All welcome to connect and engage in this meaningful discussion.</big>
<big>Join us for Ask Me Anything - Military and Veterans: Celebrating Service Past and Present, a unique event that honours the dedication, resilience, and achievements of service members and veterans. The panellist will offer insights into the experiences and perspectives of those who have served—whether on active duty or through their transition back to civilian life. It’s a chance to celebrate, learn from, and show appreciation to those who have contributed to Canada’s defence and well-being. All welcome to connect and engage in this meaningful discussion.</big>
<big>Join us as our speakers share their sincere stories and candid reflections on the Ask Me Anything stage!</big>
<big>Join us as our speakers share their sincere stories and candid reflections on the Ask Me Anything stage!</big>
=== <big>Meet our panellists</big> ===
=== <big>Meet our panellists</big> ===
====<big>'''Major Ryan Carter, Chaplain, Office of the Chaplain General, Department of National Defence'''</big>====
====<big>'''Major Ryan Carter, Chaplain, Office of the Chaplain General, Department of National Defence'''</big>====
<big>In his free time, Victor enjoys outdoor activities, attending cultural and community events, and connecting with diverse communities across Canada.</big>
<big>In his free time, Victor enjoys outdoor activities, attending cultural and community events, and connecting with diverse communities across Canada.</big>
==<big>'''About the Ask Me Anything series'''</big>==
<big>This session is part of a series of Ask Me Anything discussions that give us a platform to share stories, listen, ask respectful questions and continue on our journey towards more inclusive organizations.</big>
<big>As an individual, you can’t necessarily change where you live. You certainly can’t change your past, but you can adjust who influences you—through the authors you read, the music you listen to, the movies you watch, and the interactions with your community. The ‘Ask Me Anything’ series provides you with an opportunity to increase your perspective — to learn from the lived experiences of individuals who are bravely sharing their stories to help educate and move the public service towards a culture where equity is embedded.</big>
<big>The series also provides an opportunity for you to know that you aren’t alone. These experiences, especially the negative ones, are systemic and can happen all too frequently throughout the public service. The objective of shining this light is to continually increase the network of public servants ready to take action and move forward toward a culture of inclusivity and belonging.</big>
== '''<big>Mission: Ask Me Anything series</big>''' ==
== '''<big>Mission: Ask Me Anything series</big>''' ==
