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Hosted by Leading in Colour · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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Profiling young racialized leaders as they pursue their own activism and advocacy efforts. "Leaders of Colour" is a podcast by "Leading in Colour" a Canadian based organization dedicated to equipping young racialized leaders and activists with the necessary tools needed to conduct their advocacy efforts.
Leading in Colour hosts Leaders of Colour, a society show with 33 episodes published.
Introducing ‘Eldest Immigrant Daughters’ a new podcast from Leading in Colour! Calling all Eldest Immigrant Daughters; have you ever felt like your life wasn’t your own? Are you too busy making decisions for your family,
Johnny reflects on working with Native Montreal, what community looks like for Indigenous youth in Montreal and inter-generational knowledge sharing for young people.
Guneet shares the harms of internalized racism, issues facing South Asian diasporas and applying intersectionality to ethno-cultural community building.
Avneet, Sophia and Leena talk about the impact of mentorship, facing challenges without support and building community.
Julius joins us to discuss equity, education and practicing what you preach.
Emma and Serisha discuss networking, supporting skills exchange, and pitching yourself through outreach.
Dilini and Claire share insight about systemic oppression in healthcare, providing culturally competent care, and finding solidarity within your community of work. Follow BIPOC Women's Health Network TW: @bipocwhn | @_di
Manvinder and Serisha discuss internalized racism and its relationship to lateral violence, culturally relevant approaches to care and how sharing lived experiences can be for the betterment of our communities. Follow As
Mayumi joins Serisha to talk about white supremacy in academia, inaccessibility to higher education for low-income students, and existing in spaces that still don’t want us there. Follow The Solidarity Library TW: @solid
Gurneet talks to Serisha about how white supremacy manifests in the field of dietetics, diversifying perspectives on nutrition, and how broader systemic oppressions impact her work. Follow Diversify Dietetics Canada IG:
Cindy and Juliana share with Serisha their experiences doing anti-racism work in predominantly white areas, how to navigate elected officials refusing to acknowledge their needs and the importance of taking initiative as
Supria, Kaminda and Nikita chat with Serisha about how working with a group can help you empower one another, why folks should provide constituents with core training opportunities, and how to build capacity to mentorshi
Cecilia and Serisha discuss how young students can get involved in community work, operating internationally, and welcoming doubt. Follow Helping Hands IG: @6ix.helpinghands TW: @toronto.helpinghands Follow Leading in Co
Hanen and Hani share with Serisha about the importance of mentorship opportunities, measuring success in your community work and divulging untold truths. Follow B.A.M. Collective IG: @bamcollectivee, @hanennanaaa, @hanim
Jestinne and Jocelle join Serisha to discuss reimagining sustainability, the importance of storytelling and the whitewashing of the climate justice movement. Follow Shades of Sustainability IG: @shadesofsustainability, @
Serisha chats with Chand and Jessica about bonding over shared trauma, getting bullied for our ethnic lunches and doing community work for the sake of sustainability. Follow Redefine Twenty IG: @redefinetwenty www.redefi
Djamilla and Serisha discuss the representation of African women in the diasporas, Black Lives Matter, and the monopoly white women have over funding opportunities. Follow SAYASPORA TW: @sayaspora IG: @sayaspora www.saya
Brianna and Serisha chat about pivoting during COVID-19, building a team around you and how the next generation will re-imagine community work. Follow WOCDC TW: @wocdc IG: @wocdc www.wocdurham.ca Follow Leading in Colour
Odogwu and Serisha discuss the feeling of peace when doing good work, the importance of building connections and committing to your community. Follow TRAD TW: @trad_magazine IG: @trad_magazine www.tradmag.ca Follow Leadi
Sal Sabila and Serisha discuss explaining community work to immigrant parents, building organizations from your literal dreams and combatting the “-isms” in our own homes. Follow Youth Gravity TW: @youth_gravity IG: @you
Johnny Boivin
Native Montreal
1 appearance on this show
Dilini Kekulawala
BIPOC Women's Health Network
1 appearance on this show
Manvinder Gill
Asra
1 appearance on this show
Mayumi Sato
The Solidarity Library
1 appearance on this show
Serisha
Diversify Dietetics Canada
1 appearance on this show
Brianna Nelson
Women of Colour Durham Collective
1 appearance on this show
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