Michael Burns argues that to effectively work with children and youth, one must first know one’s Self. The author of six books related to the field of child and youth care, talks about his recently completed The Self in Child and Youth Care: A Celebration. In this podcast Michael Buns discusses his own journey to child and youth work, offers suggestions on how to use self when working with young people, provides guidance for teachers and students who want to use this book in a formal education context, and explains why knowing thy self really does merit celebration.
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Non-Adult Sex Work, A Discussion with Nikki Thomas
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Adult Allies in Youth Justice Movements with Dr. Hava Gordon
Thinking of Sexuality as a Spectrum
Confessions of a (former) Teenage Transexual Whore, a conversation with Star.
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Harm Reduction Programs For Youth Around The World With Murtaza Majeed from YouthRISE
Social Media, Communications and Young Peoples Voice
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Drama Therapy and Ethnodrama with Dr. Stephen Snow
Being Black in Care, a conversation with Denise and Priscilla from the Hairstory Project
Supporting People in Post Disaster Contexts, a conversation with Serena Thomas
Speaking About Mental Health, a conversation with Jenn
Youth Work and Faith a conversation with Naomi Stanton
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Supporting Children, Youth and Refugee Families, a Conversation with Adrienne Carter
Hairstory: Black Families in the Child Welfare System a conversation with Denise, Priscella and Erica
The Isibindi Model, a conversation with Zeni Thumbadoo
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