Sam Nabi

@samnabi.bsky.social

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Candidate for Kitchener Ward 10 Councillor

Sam talks with a constituent
Close up view of the stage with purple backdrop and red lights. The first few rows of people’s heads are visible, and a performer is on the microphone pointing into the crowd
6 members of folk pop band I, The Mountain, illuminated by spotlights and fairy lights on the stage at the Conrad Centre
Top: Sam selfie holding a bag of cherries alongside Siegy, a cherry festival volunteer in a red t-shirt. Bottom: volunteers at the inter arts matrix table facilitating a craft-making activity
Selfie with Sam and a group of friends on the four all patio on king street.
A crowd of people sitting on the grass, looking at three musicians with guitars singing into microphones. There are string lights hung above.
Collage of Sam and volunteers knocking on doors and holding clipboards in various neighbourhoods. Text reads: 1500 doors!
A collage of six photos. Sam is standing beside various community members at festival booths. Named organizations are in the body of this post.
Group photo in front of a background of gold balloons and a sign reading Muslim Social Services WR. Left to right: Maryam farooque, Sam Nabi, alexandar Pavlov, Judith Oudejans
An animated Hiyam instructs us to assemble the fetteh. A table is piled high with pita, hummus, labneh, and eggplant dip
Selfie of three people, Sam holding a hammock in a bag, with a table of trinkets in the background on someone’s driveway
Group photo of 7 people in front of a multicoloured art installation at Wilfrid Laurier University. Sara is wearing a yellow scarf.
Selfie of Sam squinting into the sun in front of a lawn sign that says CFNA community garage sale this Saturday.
Isabel Cisterna, Neruda Arts / Jacquie Wells, Tenant organizer / Ray Angod, Protect Huron Natural Area
Sam and Ananda (wearing a purple shirt and a blue sequin ball cap) giving each other a big high five with a tree and the park in the background.
Selfie of Sam wearing a bicycle helmet with a large blossoming pink tree in the background
Selfie of me and Suzie Taka, ED of Spectrum, showing off the new Rainbow Pages magazine at their launch event on Friday
Poster for election campaign kickoff party. Sunday May 24, 5pm. At the KWFamous creative cafe, 741 King Street West, Kitchener.
Red dresses and shirts, and one with a rainbow stripe, hanging on posts in the front yard of the Healing Of The Seven Generations office in Kitchener.
Sam about to knock on a red door. He is smiling at the camera.
Selfie of Sam standing behind the Wilmot Rod & Gun Club, where the meeting took place. It’s a meta clad building next to a gravel parking lot and a green field.
Screenshot of a PayPal deposit of $1.24 from a class action lawsuit settlement I received from FlixBus
Photo of Kitchener council chambers tonight, with many people in the audience
CD case showing a sepia tone portrait on someone who is definitely not the Neil Young you know. It’s says “Neil W Young — Old Memories”
Photo of a band in an illuminated stage. There is a drummer, double bass, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, violinist, and organist
Selfie of Sam lying down inside the circular sculpture made of wooden slats and pink metal rims. It looks like a heart, or a hamster wheel, depending who you ask. The blue evening sky and historic downtown buildings are in the background.
Selfie of Sam in front of a had painted sign that says “please make friends” and a sun
Selfie of Sam in a yellow toque beside his bike on a city multi use trail. The sky is blue and there are willow trees in the background.
Rigatoni noodles in a blue casserole dish, topped with crispy chickpeas and melted browned cheese
Willow branches woven into the shape of a bird (in progress), with snippers and awl and off cuts of willow branches scattered on the table.
Rendering of new recreation facilities planned for Montgomery Park, including Pickleball, tennis, basketball, benches, shade structures, bike, racks, and parking lot.
Sam in a blue sweater with yellow and red stripes, standing in front of a painted canvas that takes up the whole frame. White, pink, brown and green impressionistic strokes depict the grand River valley in Monica Tap’s “Road to Lily Dale I”
Screenshot of a sample scenario using the EN-ROADS simulator, showing a path to 1.5 degrees of warming. There are two line charts, one on the left showing riding renewable energy and declining fossil energy; and one on the right showing a sharp reduction in GHG emissions.
Black and gold poster, titled “do you feel connected to your neighbours” Graduate student research study on how housing and urban design affect residents’ social connections. Open to Waterloo Region residents aged 18+. Online survey with 36 questions, approximately 18 minutes. When results are reported, your identity will be confidential. Responses will help identify ways to create friendly neighbourhoods that encourage resident connections. Questions? W ant a paper copy? Contact the researchers: apetric@uwaterloo.ca Or UW office: 519-888-4567 x48888.