By Lisa Goudy
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| Outreach speaker and former Degrassi star Raymond Ablack speaks at the Speak Out 2: National Youth Day conference on Tuesday at Timothy Eaton Center. Times-Herald photo by Lisa Goudy |
If everyone changed his or her daily habits, achieving the Hakuna matata of The Lion King might be attainable.
That was a message keynote speaker and actor Raymond Ablack gave to a group of Saskatchewan youth and adult leaders during
his address at the Speak Out 2: National Youth Day conference on Tuesday at Timothy Eaton Gardens, put on by the Moose Jaw
South Central Regional Intersectoral Committee (RIC).
Additional comment from Raymond Ablack
“I just hope
that my stories - that they can
find some part of any story I have that they can relate to that will catch fire
and inspire,” said Ablack. “I don’t know how they’ll do that I’m just hoping
they can relate to my stories because they can see that I’m so much like them.
There’s nothing at all special about me. Anybody can do what I’ve done and more
people could probably do way more than I’ve done.
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