The Beat the Streets summer jobs students have been working remotely for quite some time. Read all about their experiences and opinions on how it has been.

Learn more about the Women Who Inspire video series where we are giving a platform to the women who inspire us! This comes ahead of our new You Grow Girl program beginning in Fall 2020.

I am excited to learn and grow with my team with this opportunity. learn more about it here!!

Can’t wait to get started, read and find out more about the fantastic team I’m proud too apart of!!

Read my first 2020 blog to get to know me, who I’m working with and who is funding me and my wonderful team.

We’re so excited to be working with Beat The Streets this summer, read all about it!!!

This intro post tells a little bit about me and what my role will be this summer working with BTS.

Our social media is being taken over by our summer students! Get ready for fresh content!

This introductory blog post is the start of my exciting summer working with Beat the Streets Toronto as the mental health research assistant. This summer I will be using my research skills to gather and provide helpful information regarding mental health and mental health in sport.

This introductory blog post officially kicks off my summer experience working with Beat the Streets Toronto and coming to understand the process of researching and developing a mentorship program..

It’s summer jobs time again! Thanks to generous support from Canada Summer Jobs, BTS will grow its team over the summer with 6 positions.

A wrap-up of the great time I had working with Beat the Streets Toronto this Summer.

It is truly amazing to me that I have had the opportunity to work with Beat the Streets for these past four months. In some ways, the summer has seemed long, but in other ways, I closed my eyes for a moment and it was over.

My 2019 summer was well spent working with Beat the Streets. Thank you btst

David’s last blog working at Beat the Streets, see what working at BTS is like

I had so much fun working with Btst and I would love to do it again in the future!

My first beat the streets practice was scary and intimidating, but I learned that it was only that way because I made it feel that way. It’s all a mindset thing.

Interested in beach wrestling? Learn how to get involved for the most thrilling event of the year.

This is a sweet and short introduction to a new team member Kesia Lozada!!!

I have been a part of Beat The Streets Toronto as an athlete since I was fourteen when I had just started to get involved in the sport of wrestling