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sadeenmohsen has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in March 2024. The social media accounts linked to from sadeenmohsen are: • Email • X Besides social media accounts, sadeenmohsen has populated their site with: • Ottawa Public Health issues ‘low risk’ hepatitis A warning at local Tim Hortons • Ottawa police make arrest in 1996 homicide cold case • ‘Personal attack’: Head of OC Transpo questioned over late buses by city councillor • Toddler waits hours for care as CHEO tops Ontario ER average • Ottawa advocacy groups rally against OC Transpo fare hikes • Ottawa LRT to shut down Saturday for software testing on Stage 2 extension • Rideau River bridge at Carleton University closed for winter — unexpectedly • CUASA passes divestment motion, pressuring Carleton • Allegations of Ottawa police ‘aggression’ towards protesters • Scholasticide exhibit mourns Gaza’s educational institutions • Concerns of censorship arise after Carleton cancels event • ‘Respect the survivors’: Powerful testimonies ring through Parliament Hill to commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation • Community member banned during Carleton pro-Palestinian protest, following arrest • Palestinian march marks first student action of the academic year as divestment talks remain stalled • ‘There’s so many of us’: SlutWalk marches through weight of sexual violence, emphasizes sex education • ‘We Live As We Die’: Exploring grief in Black communities • Review: Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s ‘Dracula’ delivers a performance filled with love, horror and sacrifice • Japanese folklore comes to life using interactive technology • Review: TACTICS’ ‘Exciting Cause’ delivers powerful performance on women’s mental health • CUAG launches summer exhibitions, featuring science fiction artist Rajni Perera • Review: Sufjan Stevens’ ‘Reflections’ surprises with unique structure, leaves listeners in a daze • Review: ‘May Be A Play?!’ breaks theatre norms, surprises with a mental health focus • Q&A: Carleton alum Juan Manuel Delgado paints picture of portraiture career • Review: ‘Soft Serve’ unearths the timeless complexities of human relationships • Q&A: Irish musician Dermot Kennedy chats journey and upcoming Ottawa stop • CUSA referendum looks to increasing food bank levy amid cost of living crisis • Dreaming Birds, Becoming Crane: A voyage through identity and colonialism • ‘Art is always political’: Palestinian protestors demand action through craft • Exploring Saint-Etienne through the locals • Benefit concert amplifies opposition to Kemptville prison on Indigenous lands • ‘Tides’ exhibit conceptualizes climate change and humanitarian crises with ceramic visuals • Carleton University unveils music scholarship in memory of young community member • Upcoming nuptials of Black History Month and Valentine's Day • ‘I am because we are’: Student artists deliver powerful conversation on sexual assault • ‘Powerful yet fragile’: CUAG presents ‘The Art of Faye HeavyShield’ • ‘Project Waterway’ blends Ottawa River conservation with fashion sustainability • ‘We want to be seen’: ‘SOLUS’ art collective addresses division among...