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Alex Sangha

Alex Sangha is many things to many people including being called an activist, author, writer, student, social worker, and public speaker.  This basically means he is in need of a real job so if you require some real manpower just hollar!  Alex is big on academia and loves learning.  He has an MSc in Public Administration and Public Policy from the London School of Economics, and a BSW from UBC.  

 

He has worked as a social worker and youth counsellor but his strengths are in the area of advocacy and human rights. He is the founder of  MINDSET (Mental Health Education, Awareness, and Support) and SHER VANCOUVER (LGBT South Asians and Friends). Recently, he started Q-KARMA which is a networking group for queer non-profits and their supporters.  You can connect with all three groups on Facebook.

Alex was profiled in the Georgia Straight Best of Vancouver issue in 2008 as a “bright light” and was voted by the public as one of the winners of the Royal Bank Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards of 2011.

He is currently working as an online and in-person therapist in North Delta.  For futher information check out http://thesuburbantherapist.com or email alexsangha@gmail.com

Articles

Dec 7th, 2011
It's time for enhanced MSP coverage aimed at the whole person.
Dec 5th, 2011
Time for the federal government to get a fresh start with First Nations.
Nov 27th, 2011
The first step is knowledge and knowledge gives you the power to take control of your addicition
Nov 26th, 2011
Why would those who defend unborn children support capital punishment?
Oct 31st, 2011
One step at a time.
Oct 19th, 2011
Encouraging students to excell in school
Oct 18th, 2011
If the federal NDP expects to form the next government, it needs to clarify its position on Quebec sovereignty.  The clarity act provides some guidance but leaves a lot of loopholes, such as the...
Oct 16th, 2011
Is this the beginning of the end? Maybe Marx was right.  Perhaps industrial capitalism is hitting the wall.  The 99% that Occupy Vancouver represent are demanding change and are...
Oct 15th, 2011
You Can’t Curry Love, a timely and provocative short about homosexuality in India, will be screening in the 2011 Vancouver Asian Film Festival on Friday November 4th at 5pm at the Cineplex Odeon...
Oct 9th, 2011
Knowledge is power to fight the blues
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