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Social Justice Canada Network
by Capilano University Student Union
We welcome Indigenous, victims, police, formerly incarcerated individuals, families, educators, LGBTQIA2S+, and all different perspectives to join our open table setting to share their side of the story and discuss current social issues.
Episodes
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Senator Kim Pate Shares Her Opinion and Knowledge About the Available Educational Programs and Mental Health Services in Canadian Prisons.
Senator discusses the lack of mental health services in prisons and how we can reduce the crime rate and incarceration rate in Canada.
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Lack of Mental Health Services in the Canadian Correctional Facilities
Dr. Anthony (Tony) Doob joined us to discuss the lack of mental health services and educational programs in the Canadian correctional facilities, and we also discussed the sad story of Timothy McConnel. Lana Greene, the mother of Timothy (23-year-old who took his own life while in prison)…
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Youth Online Safety
Courtney Liem from Plea Community Services, Children of the Street Program, joined me to talk about child sexual exploitation, how parents and caregivers can protect their young ones, and what youth should do and not do while using online platforms. Sources: https://www.childrenofthestreet.com...
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Yves Côté is an inspirational human who has proven what is possible in life, and it is all about making the right decisions in life.
Yves shares his extraordinary life experience with us; he illustrates how foster care failed him. The juvenile system did not help and finally, he ended up in adult prison, like many foster children in Canada. Yves has spent 32 years in prison, but he decided to turn his life around one day, and…
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Mycah Lee Arellano, a global Leader, sexual abuse survivor, activist, and fashion designer, joined us to discuss the challenges that LGBTQ2+ are facing and how to overcome these challenges
We talked about Youth Awareness, HIV, Child Sexual Abuse, and Mycah's new book called No More Secret Home Sweet Home.
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Interview with Dr. Anthony Doob about the Structured Intervention Units in prisons.
In this episode, we talked about Structured Intervention Units, Dr. Doob's involvement with the new legislation and his reports. Resources: https://www.crimsl.utoronto.ca/people/directories/all-faculty/anthony-doob https://www.crimsl.utoronto.ca/news/reports-canada’s-structured-intervention-units...
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Senator Kim Pate joined us to discuss some of the issues with the prison system in Canada.
Over-incarceration of Indigenous people, lack of mental health care and trauma counselling and the necessity of the prisoner population having access to computers, including limited internet access, were a few subjects of this episode.
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A mother of a currently incarcerated male sharing her side of the story.
Joanne Fry is an activist and a mother whose son is currently incarcerated in federal prison; she joined us to share her experience and knowledge within the legal and prison system.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We welcome Indigenous, victims, police, formerly incarcerated individuals, families, educators, LGBTQIA2S+, and all different perspectives to join our open table setting to share their side of the story and discuss current social issues.
HOSTED BY
Capilano University Student Union
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Social Justice Canada Network currently has 8 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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We welcome Indigenous, victims, police, formerly incarcerated individuals, families, educators, LGBTQIA2S+, and all different perspectives to join our open table setting to share their side of the story and discuss current social issues.
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Social Justice Canada Network is created and hosted by Capilano University Student Union.
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