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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2023 · 57 MIN

Politics 101: How Black Youth Can Get Involved In Canadian Politics

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In this episode, "Politics 101: How Black Youth Can Get Involved in Canadian Politics,” we dive into politics and explore opportunities for Black youth to engage in government processes. Our guests for today's episode are Robyn Taylor and Josh Dadjo. Robyn Taylor works for Mayor Amarjeet Sohi as a Policy and Research Specialist and as the National Coordinator for the 1834 Fellowship. Josh Dadjo is a Director of Parliamentary Affairs at Senate Canada and a Public Policy PhD student. Tune in to this episode to learn about Robyn and Josh’s work in Canadian politics!Host: Iyanu Soyege---------Connect with 1834 initiatives and Operation Black Vote CanadaWebsite (Operation Black Vote Canada): obvc.caInstagram (1834 Fellowship): instagram.com/1834fellowshipTwitter (1834 Fellowship): twitter.com/1834FellowshipInstagram (1834 Global): instagram.com/1834globalTwitter (1834 Global): twitter.com/1834global

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In this episode, "Politics 101: How Black Youth Can Get Involved in Canadian Politics,” we dive into politics and explore opportunities for Black youth to engage in government processes. Our guests for today's episode are Robyn Taylor and Josh Dadjo. Robyn Taylor works for Mayor Amarjeet Sohi as a Policy and Research Specialist and as the National Coordinator for the 1834 Fellowship. Josh Dadjo is a Director of Parliamentary Affairs at Senate Canada and a Public Policy PhD student. Tune in to...

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