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Hosted by By Boyd Students · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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A Canadian youth-created podcast dedicated to addressing issues of fairness, welfare, and justice. We feature interviews with local and global leaders and experts who are committed to improving the world around them.
By Boyd Students hosts Social Justice Voices Podcast, a government show with 23 episodes published.
In this episode, Mia Nieswandt and Isabel Scott sit down with Chantelle Wacchan from the nonprofit, Children of the Street. She gave us thoughtful insight on understanding the nature and prevention of human trafficking,
In this episode, Savannah Vigario and Isabelle Chen will be speaking with Ninu Kang, the Executive Director of Ending Violence Association of BC. We explored her and her organzations work supporting survivors of violence
In this episode, Macy Mercado, Ryan Monaghan, and Erin Teraoka talk with Vancouver activist, social worker, and filmmaker Alex Sangha about his work in the community and the queer South Asian experience. Mr. Sangha is th
In this episode, Rachel Guo, Volan Fan, and Peton Huang sit down with representatives from Chimo Community Services at their Richmond offices! During this enriching discussion, Ms. Dodd, Ms. Sidhu, and Ms. Zaki outline t
In this episode, Tiffany Feng and Yui Ku catch up with Marika Lopez, a Hugh Boyd Secondary alumni and the Richmond-Delta Youth Parliament Chair. We find Marika's commitment to volunteering in her local community and her
In this episode, Jasmine Dulay and Lordella Ella discuss the issue of discrimination in the model industry with journalist, model, and activist Shivani Persad. Shivani made a name for herself by modelling for companies l
In this episode, Patrick Goncalves, Rory Adams, and Heng Dy sit down with Canadian motivational speaker, author, homelessness advocate, and founder of The Push for Change Foundation, Joseph Roberts (nicknamed the 'Skidro
In this episode, Sophie Chang and Emily Ruiz Lopez sit down with the President of Research Co. and Business in Vancouver Columnist Mario Canseco to talk about his recent research on gender discrimination in B.C. Together
In this episode, Raymundo Quitola and Renato Moreno talk with Anna Matthews, the Homeless Outreach Program Coordinator for the nonprofit Chimo Community Services. In this fruitful discussion, Ms. Matthews outlines the fa
In this episode, Yubo Qian and Oscar Kan sit down with distinguished UBC Professor Dr. Laura Hurd, who’s rich and in-depth understanding of the topic of ageism is informed by her years of research and teaching. Together
In this episode, Justin Orpilla and Stephanie Sofikitis talk with Youth Services Coordinator Gabriel Narciso about all things related to youth and their involvement in the community. Mr. Narciso discusses everything from
In this episode, Lucie Giesbrecht and Emily Allchin talk with Guy Felicella, a harm reduction advocate and addiction educator who lived for nearly 20 years in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver in a cycle of homelessness
In this episode, Lita Mowat and Mia Abgrall sit down with Tiana Sharifi, the founder of Sexual Exploitation Education (SEE)–an agency that provides education and training on exploitation prevention to hundreds of schools
In this episode, Peter Loganathan and Calla Mark discuss the climate crisis and our city's response with City of Vancouver Climate Policy Manager Cathy Pasion. Ms. Pasion served as a senior policy advisor in the New York
In this episode, Tilda Janssen and Alessi Ferreira Flauzino sit down with Julie Prodor, a 'Salema Noon' sexual health educator to discuss her organizations unique curriculum, educational gaps that exist today, the stigma
In this episode, Aseana Acabado, Emma Errore, and Amelie Link have the privilege of sitting down with the B.C. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Honourable Sheila Malcolmson! In this wide-ranging conversation, Mi
In this episode, Jaelyn Wong and Marcos Navarro sit down with Dr. Evan Wood, an addiction medicine physician and distinguished clinician scientist at UBC, whose research on addictions and their treatment is international
In this episode, Yubo Qian and Oscar Kan sit down with distinguished UBC Professor Dr. Laura Hurd, who’s rich and in-depth understanding of the topic of ageism is informed by her years of research and teaching. Together
In this episode, Sophie Chang and Emily Ruiz Lopez sit down with the President of Research Co. and Business in Vancouver Columnist Mario Canseco to talk about his recent research on gender discrimination in B.C. Together
In this episode, Jasmine Dulay and Lordella Ella discuss the issue of discrimination in the model industry with journalist, model, and activist Shivani Persad. Shivani made a name for herself by modelling for companies l
Andrea Dodd
Chimo Community Services
1 appearance on this show
Marika Lopez
Richmond-Delta Youth Parliament
1 appearance on this show
Joseph Roberts
The Push for Change Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Mario Canseco
Research Co.
2 appearances on this show
Anna Matthews
Chimo Community Services
1 appearance on this show
Tiana Sharifi
Sexual Exploitation Education
1 appearance on this show
Cathy Pasion
City of Vancouver
1 appearance on this show
Julie Prodor
Salema Noon
1 appearance on this show
Evan Wood
UBC
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Laura Hurd
University of British Columbia
1 appearance on this show
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