The Opening Chapter: the history of library services for Canadians who are blind, deafblind, and partially sighted
In Canada, public libraries have been around in one form or another for about 200 years. On January 4, we celebrate the birthday of Louis Braille.
Born in 1809, Louis Braille invented his famous system of reading 400 years after the invention of the printing press. In this first episode on the ev…
The Beaumont Children
Australia day 1966: Adelaide, South Australia. People flocked to Glenelg beach to enjoy the hot weather and the holiday atmosphere. 9 year old Jane Beaumont, 7 year old Arnna Beaumont and 4 year old Grant Beaumont were looking forward to spending the day there. Glenelg beach would become the locati…
A Single Story of Governance, Part 1
"The Triple Vision team starts a series on governance, in particular the governance story behind the CNIB.
The team starts with a look back at how the CNIB was formed, and what it looks like now. David, Hanna and Peter speak to Jane Beaumont, CNIB Archivist and former Chair of its National Board,…
A Single Story of Governance, Part 2
"In Part 2 of Triple Vision’s exploration of what is the single story behind governance at CNIB, Peter and Hanna speak with Mary Ellen Gabias and Albert Ruel about what they heard from Jane Beaumont and Kevin Burns in Episode 29. In our last podcast, Jane and Kevin discussed the CNIB governance str…
E10: Grabbing life by the balls in the face of Crohn's & how finding my passion made everything make sense with Jane Beaumont
On todays episode Courtney catches up with a very old and very loved friend from back home in Manchester ❤️
Jane is an INCREDIBLY talented artist and has built her business, JBEAUMONTART from the ground up by accidentally stumbling upon a hidden skill and new found passion.
They dive deep into ho…
What Does Art Have To Do With An ESG Strategy?
An interview with art historian Sneha Shah
Quote from Guest: “Art is like this universal language” - Sneha Shah
Summary: Sneha Shah, Founder and CEO of Curaty joins Bold founder Caleb Parker for Episode 9 of Season 9 where they discuss the impact art can have on community both within and around…
From Teacher to Professional Artist
If you love making art and you're secretly wanting to embrace the life of an artist. Then listen up!
In this episode, I chat with UK artist Jane Beaumont. After a fulfilling career as a teacher and therapist, Jane finally took this step herself.
Find out how a love note from her husband encourage…
The Missing Why: Australia’s Lost Children The Mystery That Refuses to Die
The Missing Why: Australia's Lost Children
The Mystery That Refuses to Die
January 26, 1966.
Three children leave home for a day at Glenelg Beach in Adelaide, South Australia.
They never return.
Nearly sixty years later, the disappearance of Jane Beaumont, Arnna Beaumont, and Grant Bea…
The Beaumont Children, Part 1: Vanished in Plain Sight
On Australia Day 1966, nine-year-old Jane Beaumont and her younger siblings, Ana and Grant, went to Adelaide’s crowded Glenelg Beach—and never came home.
Witnesses saw the children laughing and playing with a sandy-haired man. They bought food with money their mother hadn’t given them. And days bef…
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