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definition: a creation is considered a mindf#!k when a casual observer isn't able to discern the true meaning of a work without making a serious attempt to unravel the themes presented
Here’s another new collage of mine. I did it for a cheap gift exchange with my friends at mindyourmind.ca. Tomorrow marks the end of my “art month” but I’m thinking of making 2013 an art year.
"Stage For Change” is a campaign created by Addiction Services of Thames Valley in London, Ontario to create awareness about substance abuse and gambling addictions for those who are looking to make changes in their lives
I’m going to let you in on a secret—or at least a little known fact here at mindyourmind... we’re currently working on a full Usability redesign of the site! I swear, it’s exciting.
This week the mind your mind team started to break down the website. Although it is a slow and grueling task, it’s a lot of fun! We started on a new tab we labeled “The boring stuff” which is basically boring stuff.
On behalf of the mindyourmind team, we wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude and say a big THANK YOU to our volunteers and to everyone who has contributed a personal story, poem, your school post, blog post...
Taylor, 16 and Ivy, 16 give a quick update on what the mindyourmind street team was up to this past week!
Yesterday Amanda, one of our youth participants, and I, attended the launch of Kids Help Phone new app “Always There”. A full media release can be viewed here. As one of the youth involved in the development process, Amanda...
December can be a very stressful month in general, but even more so if you’re going through a hard time or dealing with mental health issues. The holidays are not always easy if your family is stressing you out, or if you don’t have a family.
As you may know, last month, Washington, Maine and Maryland became the first states to pass same-sex marriage by popular vote. They joined six other states – New York, Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont
This is a post of appreciation for my fellow Boolean Operator from Western (Inside joke FTW!). This is also a post to show that an MLIS is more than just a piece of paper giving you ammunition when applying to work in a library or information setting.
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