Balado des RVF

Let's speak with... Victoria King

Victoria King is a manager at the Executive Office at The University of Winnipeg Foundation. Victoria talks about growing up in an anglophone family, learning French through her school’s late immersion program, and working and volunteering at CKUW, a campus radio station in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Let's speak with... Shelley Robinson

Shelley Robinson is the executive director of National Capital Freenet in Ottawa, Ontario, and the former executive director of the National Campus and Community Radio Association. In this conversation, she speaks about how anglophones can support bilingualism, being a life-long French learner, and her experience working and volunteering in community radio in Canada, Rwanda, and Afghanistan.

Let's speak with... Ness Benamran

Ness Benamran is a manager at Kootenay Career Development Services in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia. In this conversation, Ness talks about his childhood in France, England, and Cyprus, living in Barcelona, Spain, as a young adult, and immigrating to a majority English-speaking region of Canada, where it is sometimes difficult to use his other languages, French, Cypriot Greek, and Spanish.

Let's speak with... KL Kivi

KL Kivi is an author and activist living in Sinixt tmxʷúlaʔxʷ (homeland) in the Columbia Mountains of British Columbia. KL grew up speaking Estonian and English. They learned French in school and then spent a year in southern France as a young adult. In this conversation, KL speaks of their love of learning and language and how different languages open us up to new perspectives and ideas.

Let's speak with... Kallee Lins

Kallee Lins is the executive director of the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council/Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance. She talks about learning French in school and living and working in the arts in French and English in Montreal and Ottawa.

Let's speak with... Francella Fiallos

Francella Fiallos is a Program Officer and Communications Director at the Community Radio Fund of Canada. In this conversation, Francella talks about speaking Spanish and English as a child in Ottawa, her experience of learning French, and her history working and volunteering in community radio in Halifax, Montreal, and Ottawa.

Let's speak with... Dr. Claire-Marie Brisson

Dr. Claire-Marie Brisson hosts the North American Francophone Podcast and is a Preceptor in French at Harvard University. In this conversation, Claire-Marie talks about growing up in Dearborn, Michigan in a bilingual family, sharing her love of language through teaching and her podcast, some Franco-American history. She also offers insights about her upcoming book, Michiganaise.

Let's speak with... Amélie Sauquet-Davidson!

Amélie Sauquet-Davidson is the Sponsorship Coordinator at Kootenay Co-op Radio, a community radio station in Nelson, BC. Amélie talks about growing up in France, learning Spanish and English, coming to Quebec, and finally, coming to British Columbia, where she lives and works in English and French.

On parle Francophonie avec les portes-parole des RVF!

Extrait d'une discussion entre Micheline Marchildon et Le FLOFranco sur la Francophonie, la langue et plus!

À la découverte de la FJCF

Simon Thériault, président de la FJCF, nous parle des projets et activités, de son parcours au cœur de la FJCF et les célébrations du 50e anniversaire.