Practising Cultural Humility in Human Rights Advocacy: A Debrief Session with Amber Prince

from The Trauma-Informed Lawyer · host Myrna McCallum, Amber Prince

This episode explores what advocacy looks like from the perspective of lawyers who understand and practice cultural humility from a trauma-informed lens You can learn more about Myrna and her work at: www.myrnamccallum.ca

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Amber Prince and I debrief our experience at the BC Human Rights Tribunal in the Campbell v. Vancouver Police Board hearing as advocates for Deborah Campbell who called on us to prioritize her safety, culture and spirituality during the hearing.

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