I Believe In You - Mental Health Week, Edmonton Cycle Tracks and YouthWrites summer camps

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1.	We All Believe In You - Destigmatizing Mental Illness by Putting a Face to It - Blake Loates 12:48	download
2.	The Greater Good - Riding your bike through air pollution 06:56	download
3.	Edmonton Cycle Tracks, Counters and Temporary Lanes are coming - Amanda Gelinas 23:13	download
4.	YouthWrite Summer Camps - Interactive, Experiential and Immersive creative writing - Gail Sidonie Sobat 10:06	download

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In the midst of Mental Health Week, we hear from Blake Loates, a photographer who has started a project called We All Believe In You, which puts a face to mental illness, hoping to break down stigma and shame. On Monday the first phase of her project came to fruition when 50 photos of people were exhibited at the Art Gallery of Alberta. Each person had an accompanying story about how they are, or have been, affected by a mental illness. We all believe in you.
www.weallbelieveinyou.com

On the Bike Report CJSR's bicycle traffic reporter Karly Coleman told us about the believable benefits that riding your bike through air pollution is for the greater good, as well as your own health.

Project Manager Amanda Gelinas from the City of Edmonton updated us on the roll out of the 102 and 83 Avenue bike lanes, which are starting this year, and told us the city is planning to install bike counters on some routes, including the High Level Bridge, within the next few months. She also said that serious consideration is being given to temporary installs of cycle tracks along 102 Ave corridor, before the true project completion. We believe it.
www.edmonton.ca/cycling

With a fundraiser tomorrow night, creative writing summer camp organiser Gail Sidonie Sobat from YouthWrite told us about the camps, who they're geared towards, and what some of the alumni go on to do. We believe in you.
www.youthwrite.com

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released May 5, 2016

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