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Cathi Atmadjaja

Cathi Atmadjaja completed her MA from SFU in International Studies: Psycholinguistics, and is a graduate student at UBC, aiming towards a MSc in Speech Language Pathology and being clinically certified from CASLPA. She currently works as a Behavioural Interventionist for autistic children and, having lived abroad in Jakarta, Los Angeles, Nice, Heidelberg, Yokohama and most recently Taipei, has distilled a socio-cultural fragment of each country within her.

Articles

Walk Now to raise money for autism research
Health
Cathi Atmadjaja
Aug 24th, 2010
Autism is the most common neurological disorder. One in 165 children suffer from it and  epidemiological studies show a progressive trend of autism in Canada---60 per 10,000 people suffer from...
Incinerating Metro Vancouver's garbage
Sustainability
Cathi Atmadjaja
Aug 14th, 2010
The lower mainland is no stranger to incinerators. The Waste-to-Energy Facility has been operational (PDF) in South Burnaby since 1988 and has turned approximately 280,000 tonnes of garbage...
Protestor Adam Quirk to use Vuvuzela's sound pollution on BP hq
News
Cathi Atmadjaja
Jul 6th, 2010
If Adam Quirk has his way, protestors in London will soon have a new weapon against the British Petroleum Corporation: the Vuvuzela. The Vuvuzela, in case you haven't been watching the World Cup in...
Che's daughter, Dr. Aleida Guevara, speaks at International Che Guevara Conference at Russian Hall
News
Cathi Atmadjaja
Jun 28th, 2010
Dr. Aleida Guevara speaking to an audience at the 3rd Annual Che Guevara Conference said respect and solidarity were the two most important qualities in her life. “It is not about giving what you...
Between the law and the people: BC Compassion Club Society makes a place for medical marijuana
Health
Cathi Atmadjaja
Jun 4th, 2010
In 2006, 93 percent of Canadians polled nationwide said they approved of medical marijuana. "It's a matter of the law catching up to the society," said Jeet-Kei Leung, Communications...
Stefan Jackiw's role model is Yo Yo Ma
Music
Cathi Atmadjaja
May 18th, 2010
Violin prodigy Stefan Jackiw brings his exceptional talent to the Pacific Northwest this summer
Abbotsford, Mission and Chilliwack residents align around common goal: defeating the HST
News
Cathi Atmadjaja
May 16th, 2010
On two small tables located close to the intersection of McMillan and Old Yale Road, you’ll find the anti-HST petition sheets for Abbotsford, Mission and Chilliwack. A group meets there each...
House of Dosas satisfies 24 hours a day
Restaurants
Cathi Atmadjaja
May 4th, 2010
“If McDonald’s and Denny’s can be open for 24 hours, so can we,” says House of Dosas owner Rajakumar Muttavanchery. After finishing a twenty-four hour shift, Muttavanchery takes the time to reminisce...
At Vancouver's first De-Growth Conference, speakers conclude that "sustainable growth" is an oxymoron
Life
Cathi Atmadjaja
May 1st, 2010
Speakers at a conference for North America’s first “De-growth Vancouver” stressed over the last two days that the world’s resource depletion is spiraling and that it is complete idiocy to believe...
Vuong-Riddick Explores History in her New Book, The Evergreen Country: A Memoir of Vietnam
Books
Cathi Atmadjaja
Apr 27th, 2010
Vancouver's Thuong Vuong-Riddick was born in Hanoi, but educated in Montreal and France with a BA in Philosophy and Literature. She is the author of the book, "The Evergreen Country: A Memoir of...
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