This week is the fifth in our uploads from the 20th Canadian National Child and Youth Care conference held in Vancouver, British Columbia this past May. In this episode, Matty Hillman talks about transitions he has gone through as a CYC Student. A Muralist. Community Citizen. CYC Practitioner. And now as an Educator.
Matty Hillman is a Child and Youth Care instructor in the Human Services program at Selkirk College in British Columbia. the traditional territory of the Sinixt people. He has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Child and Youth Care from the University of Victoria. His research interests include, sexual violence prevention and response on post-secondary campuses, healthy masculinities and critical youth mentorship. As a muralist, he is especially interested in the intersection of youth work and public art - exploring the opportunity these complimentary practices create for empowerment, community building and social justice advancements.
Youth Advisories and Advocacy: A conversation with Johana, Khyna, Edward, and Cody from the Surrey YAC
Living With Invisible Pain
A conversation with Juanita Stephen and Peter Amponsah from the Child and Youth Care Alliance for Racial Equity (CARE)
Integrating Responsive, Embodied Ethics: Un-settling the Praxis of White Settler CYC Practitioners. A conversation with Kaz MacKenzie.
Individualized Approach: Working with Youth Who Have Addictions
Rights-Based Relational Practice with Refugee Young People: A Conversation with Dr. Jen Couch
Navigating and resisting mixed ethnicity stigmas
Care in Child and Youth Care: A conversation with Dr. Mark Smith
Putting a No-Name label on Ontario: Closing of the Ontario Child Advocates Office
Cultural safety, geographical privilege, and the politics of working in Northern Canada, a conversation with Marleigh Pirnasar
A Reflection on 2018
Threshold Concepts in CYC: A conversation with Dr. Laura Steckley
Ontario Without a Child Advocate: recording of Nov. 29 press conference from the Ontario Children’s Advocacy Coalition
Understanding Non-Financial Barriers to Black Queer Youth Transitions from High School to College Pt. 2
Arrabon House: Fitting Programming Around Young People
Understanding Non-Financial Barriers to Black Queer Youth Transitions from High School to College Pt. 1
Fitting The Program Around The Youth: Residential Group Homes
Institutional Care for Children in Trinidad and Tobago, a conversation with Dr. Petra Roberts
CYC Education: A Black Experience with Sabrin Hassan
The trauma informed Child and Youth Care classroom with Donna Reid
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