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Part of the "Second Fridays" series of lectures and discussions, hosted by the Centre for Christian Studies and the Sandy Saulteaux Centre. Kelly Bernardin-Dvorak discussed her involvement with a sharing circle / art project, in which participants explored the impact of colonialism on their lives and psyches and supported each other in resisting and making change.

Kelly Bernardin-Dvorak is a Winnipegger who has spent the past 15 years developing her North End and Inner City roots – though she grew up rurally in her home community of St. Eustache, MB and in the urban jungles of Charleswood and St. James. Her graduate/seminary studies fostered an interest in the intersections between faith, justice, and the arts, which resulted in a 2012 thesis project aimed at learning about decolonization through dialogue and creativity. Kelly and her family live in community with many interesting and wonderful people of all ages at Flatlanders Inn on Main St., where she and her partner are part of the volunteer leadership team. Kelly is active in community development, and has a particular interest in housing, poverty reduction and social enterprise initiatives. Kelly does Family Therapy work with the AFM and with Winnipeg Narrative Therapy. You can get in touch with Kelly through Jonah Counselling & Consulting.

Kelly was speaking to a group gathered at the Centre for Christian Studies in Winnipeg on February 13, 2015.