Amanda Seraphina
About the author
Indian immigrant with a post-grad in journalism from Centennial College. Now living in Grange Park, meeting new people, and hearing different stories. Has four names, so it’s a pick-your-player situation.
Latest stories
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NeighbourhoodsHow this Willowdale fashion nonprofit helps newcomer women unlock their career potential
The Green Line team took the TTC to Willowdale to learn how Dress for Success' programs help local women gain employment.
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TransitScarborough Cycles brings biking to the 'burbs
The Green Line team visited Golfdale-Cedarbrae-Woburn to learn how one local bike hub is filling in transportation gaps.
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NeighbourhoodsSex-ed program in Flemingdon Park makes 'The Talk' less cringe for local youth
How Sex Education by Theatre — or SEXT — is addressing the North York neighbourhood's need for healthier conversations about sex.
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NeighbourhoodsAnnex community centre: There should be more accessible programming in city centre
The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre is addressing the needs of young Torontonians with physical and intellectual disabilities, by building an accessible hub with inclusive programming.
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NeighbourhoodsRedwood Theatre in Greenwood-Coxwell: A new standard for accessible nightlife
The Green Line learned how the theatre's innovative technology helps people with hearing loss feel sound.
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NeighbourhoodsDiscover St. James Town's game-changing food system: How residents are feeding themselves
Members of the St . James Town Community Co-operative launched the OASIS Food Hub to build climate resilience and feed their neighbours.
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NeighbourhoodsThe Junction's latest beat: New studio helps locals spin DJ dreams into reality
How Offshore Studio is helping locals learn DJing skills without the financial stress.
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NeighbourhoodsBlack farm in Downsview fights food insecurity by teaching locals to grow food
The Toronto Black Farmers and Food Growers Collective is empowering farmers and neighbourhood residents by teaching them how to farm.
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NeighbourhoodsTake a mental health visit to the Toronto Zoo with new prescription service
A new service offered by the Toronto Zoo in Morningside Heights is enabling medical professionals to prescribe a visit to the zoo for mental health care.
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NeighbourhoodsL'Amoreaux's Canvas: Murals bring much-needed public art to Scarborough
VIEWS, a free mural program run by Next Generation Arts, is providing local youth with employable skills in the arts and a like-minded community.