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Annemarie Shrouder

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New, Not New

May 5, 2020 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

For many of us, the past 6 weeks in quarantine/lock down have been… interesting. Some things have changed, some things maybe not so much. For example: Because I work from home (unless I’m training), being home is not a big difference. Spending all day with my 7 year old and homeschooling is. … [Continue reading] New, Not New

Filed Under: Exclusion Tagged With: assumptions, exclusion, Fear, separation, social distancing

What’s Good Right Now?

April 7, 2020 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

A couple of weeks ago, my colleague and friend Joseph Ranseth (who teaches people how to create movements) asked our Mastermind Group what the positives were about social isolation. What had we noticed? While this may sound like a bizarre question, it was a very good one. My positives … [Continue reading] What’s Good Right Now?

Filed Under: Perspective, Uncategorized Tagged With: Fear, negative, positive, social isolation

A World without Assumptions and Fear…

February 11, 2020 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

I had a powerful conversation yesterday with a colleague – Heather Hansen O’Neill. She was asking me about my thoughts regarding bias, assumptions, fear and how they get in the way.  During that conversation she asked me a question that I had to think about. Not because I didn’t have an answer. … [Continue reading] A World without Assumptions and Fear…

Filed Under: Connecting with others Tagged With: assumptions, bias, Community, connection, Fear

The violence we see isn’t the only violence there is

November 15, 2015 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

If you google "violence around the world on Friday November 13" you will see pages and pages of links on the attacks in Paris. I stopped at 9. But Paris wasn't the only place people were killed on Friday - Beirut, for example, also had a deadly attack. Why didn't we hear as much about … [Continue reading] The violence we see isn’t the only violence there is

Filed Under: Beirut, bias, Paris, violence Tagged With: awareness, bias, challenge, Fear

An Inclusive Canada?

October 15, 2015 by Annemarie Shrouder Leave a Comment

Not being included, not having a feeling of belonging, or of being welcome can be uncomfortable, lonely, angry, sad (to name a few) - all of which add up to a feeling of separateness. Depending on who we are, this feeling of not being included (of exclusion) can be familiar or unfamiliar. If it's … [Continue reading] An Inclusive Canada?

Filed Under: Election, Girl Guides of Canada, Human Rights, Inclusion Tagged With: bullying, Fear, Muslim, voting

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