Unveiling Victims - Talanoa Talk Now

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Welcome to the first episode of our exciting four-part podcast series! Hosted by our amazing intern volunteers, Ms. Karoline Ilimaleota and Yasmin Potoae, this episode dives deep into the topic of victim-blaming from a cultural perspective. Get ready for a lively conversation as Karoline and Yasmin share their unique insights on the concept of victims, stereotypes, cultural boundaries, and much more. Tune in for an engaging discussion that brings fresh perspectives and thought-provoking ideas to the table!

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This episode was published on December 17, 2024.

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Welcome to the first episode of our exciting four-part podcast series! Hosted by our amazing intern volunteers, Ms. Karoline Ilimaleota and Yasmin Potoae, this episode dives deep into the topic of victim-blaming from a cultural perspective. Get...

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