C2Y: Discussions on Child and Youth Care
Society & Culture
On this episode of Your Right to Speak Salvatore talks with youth who are part of Olori. Olori is a project formed by multiple organizations that work with Black youth around Blackness and identity. The focus on this episode is on anti-Black racism in the school system. Sharifa, Lukman, Isaiahm, Pikmen the episode are candid about their experiences in the school system and how they have seen and experienced discrimination. The conversation then turns the topic of du-rags and how their school has banned on them. The interviewees explain what du-rags mean to them and how society sees them. Please note: since the episode was recorded the school has lifted their ban on du-rags from a petition students started. Let’s Raise Awareness Together!
A Conversation About Refugees
Mentoring Black Youth in Care, a conversation with Anayah Phares about CHEERS
A conversation about refugees with Dr. Dagmar Soennecken
Global Perspectives on Residential Child and Youth Care with Dr. Leon Fulcher
Global Perspectives on Residential Child and Youth Care with Dr. Tuhinul Islam
Perspective of the Israel and Palestine conflict
An Interview with Thom Garfat - Part 2
Your Right To Speak: 2016 Year In Review
An Interview with Thom Garfat: Part 1
Sexual Abuse: Peer Support at The Gatehouse
Institutional Care in Kenya, a Personal Perspective from Stephen Ucembe
Sexual Abuse Seen as an Individual
Do We Really Want Compliance? A conversation with Dr. Lorraine Fox
Sexual Abuse: A Discussion with Cheyanne Ratnam
A Last Resort Profession – Resisting the Trend. A presentation by Kiaras Gharabaghi
A Talk With Ontario Autism Coalition
Non-Adult Sex Work, A Discussion with Nikki Thomas
A look within the LGBTQ Community: One Persons Opinion
Adult Allies in Youth Justice Movements with Dr. Hava Gordon
Thinking of Sexuality as a Spectrum
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