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Humans, On Rights — 140 episodes

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Lennard Taylor: Clothing as Identity, Dignity, and Belonging

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Johise Namwira: Bringing the National Black Canadian Summit to the Prairies

3

Holly Spence: Building Manitoba's Indigenous Tourism Industry

4

Kate Sjoberg: Homelessness and the Speed of Trust

5

David Kron: "We're Not Going Away" - Rebuilding Manitoba's Broken Disability Support System

6

Vince Barletta: Manitoba Food Banks Weren't Supposed to Be Permanent

7

Dayna Steinfeld: The Notwithstanding Clause and the Silencing of Minority Rights

8

Ralph Bryant: State of the Queer — Manitoba's first-of-its-kind 2SLGBTQ+ Survey

9

KC Adams: Red Dress Day and the Art of Relational Making

10

Adrian Alfonso: Trails, Truth, and Reconciliation on Two Wheels

11

Erna Buffie: Out on a Limb

12

Suzanne Winterflood: Breaking Down Barriers in STEM

13

Bruno de Oliveira Jayme: Art, Activism, and the Power of Creative Dissent

14

Divya Sharma: Opting Out Is a Privilege

15

Janet James: Leadership, Economic Equity, and the Work Nobody Sees

16

Nadia Thompson: Celebrating 45 Years of Black History in Manitoba

17

Helga Jakobson: A "Zero Waste" Forks and the Right to a Healthy Environment

18

Bruce McIvor: What You Need to Know to Talk Reconciliation

19

Patty Weins: Transportation, Safety, and the Right to the City

20

Max Brault: Race to the Starting Line

21

Shohan Illsley: Harm Reduction and the Fight for Dignity

22

Dr. Marcia Anderson: Confronting Anti-Indigenous Racism in Healthcare

23

Andréanne Mulaire: Sustainable Fashion & Cultural Pride

24

Dan Lussier & Jennifer Rodrigue - Co-Habit: Building Inclusive Housing Solutions

25

Clayton Sandy: Orange Shirt Day and the Journey of Healing

26

Don Woodstock: The Man Who Made Manitoba Ditch the Plastic Bag

27

Heather Fast: Environmental Rights as Human Rights

28

Jamie Paris: Why 'Toxic Masculinity' Isn't Helping Anyone (And What Will)

29

Michel Durand-Wood: Building an Affordable City for Everyone, Forever

30

Kerstin Roger on Elder Abuse

31

Stanislas Bell: Breaking Barriers at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights

32

Brigette DePape: Climate Justice and Community Action

33

Aaron Pollock: Architecture as Human Rights - Designing Spaces for Justice and Inclusion

34

Dr. Stanley Amaladas: Trust, Rights, and Human Dignity

35

Carly Gray and Ron Thiessen: Land Stewardship and Environmental Education

36

Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman: Developing Anti-Racist Cultural Competence

37

Haran Vijayananthan: Awareness vs. Activism

38

Devon Clunis: "ONE: A Story of Hope in Our Time"

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Ralph Bryant: Mental Health Advocacy

40

Behind the Mic: 100 Episodes of Human Rights in Winnipeg

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Byron Williams & Taylor Galvin: Lake Winnipeg's Fight for Rights

42

Theodore Biggs-Engel on Systems Mapping and Gender-Affirming Care

43

Joy Smith: Human Trafficking Prevention

44

Evelyn Forget: Basic Income in Canada

45

Matthew Cutler: Foresights for Human Rights

46

Cody Chomiak: Human Rights and AI

47

Craig Brown: Anti-Racism In Sport

48

Somia Sadiq: Inclusive, Transformative Change

49

J Fiedler: Human Rights. Sexual Education Research Centre

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Molly McCracken: Rectifying Manitoba’s Pay Gap

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Darcy Ataman: Travel Safe

52

Carol Off: At A Loss For Words

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Cathy Ching: Human Rights Book Award Winner

54

Hafsa Altaf: Modern Modest Women

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Cordella Friesen: YMCA-YWCA

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Shane Henderson: Human Rights. Welcome Place.

57

Suzanne Carrière: If We Can All Be Friends, We Can All Move Forward

58

What the RCAF and the 2SLGBTQ1+ Community Have In Common

59

Canada. Are we truly a bilingual country?

60

Kate Sinclaire: Adult Film Maker; Human Rights Advocate

61

Diane Roussin: Indigenous Social Innovation

62

Are Our Librairies Under Attack?

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Rich Thomas - A Champion for Diversity

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Dr. Martha Paynter: Pharmacare for Contraception

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Levi Foy: Sunshine House is like “The Museum of Love”

66

Chef Rob on Food: Entertain Educate Engage

67

Ribbon Skirts: From Controversy to Celebration

68

How Holidays Shape and Define Culture

69

If Airlines Can Move Horses safely, Why Can’t They do the Same for My Wheelchair?

70

From Heroin Addict to Community Advocate

71

Sherry Gott: Children’s Rights and the Manitoba Advocate

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Bre Calma: What is a pronoun? Why does it matter? And what to do if you make a mistake?

73

Kemlin Nembhard: Period Poverty. Why it Should Be everybody’s business

74

How a Textile Artist Used a Challenge in her Life to Pay it Forward

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“When I was at the residential school I was taught that God was a punishing God. And I was punished a lot.”

76

Hennes Doltze: Why Do Men Buy Sex?

77

“I see hope every day. I wouldn’t be doing this work if I didn’t have hope.”

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Celebrating 50 years of Identity, Advocacy and Community

80

Melissa Stone: Taking action to Make Homes for the Unsheltered Humans.

81

Diwa Marcelino: Community Organizer with Migrante Manitoba

82

Rebecca Chartrand: Language Lessons start at Home, Listen and Learn from your Elders

83

Devon Clunis believes the City of Winnipeg is THE example of how to do community well.

84

“Love the Skin You’re In!”

85

Darcy Ataman: Using the Power of Music and its ability to restitch the SouL

86

Black Resistance: Remember, Recognize and Educate

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"If people can learn to hate …they can be taught to love.” (Nelson Mandela)

88

Yvonne Peters: Sight impaired, Braille Advocate , Human Rights Lawyer

89

International Universal Health Is A Human Right: Up close and personal with an International Student from Nigeria

90

Alex Lytwyn: Accessibility Matters, Can I Come In?

91

Through the Eyes of a Child Refugee: We Are Where We Come From

92

Clifford Weekes: Anti-Racism Team Lead, Seven Oakes School Division

93

A “How To” guide on passing a better city onto the next generations

94

Al Wiebe: I Was a Hidden Homeless Person

95

Glenn Michalchuk: The absence of war is NOT the definition of Peace!

96

Stacey Bradley: Literacy is a Right not a Privilege

97

Laurelle Harris: Canada and Enslaved Persons. A very troubled legacy.

98

Kyla Bernardo: A Conversation about Mental Health through a BIPOC lens

99

Michael Redhead Champagne - The Human Love Letter.

100

Whoever. Wherever. Whenever. Everyone has the right to seek safety.

101

Food: Security and Insecurity with Dr. Natalie Riediger

102

Nicole Chabot, B.A., G.S.C.: Workplace Safety and Health

103

Shannon Sampert, BA, MA, PhD: Is Journalism Under Siege?

104

Karyn Lazareck: Never Doubt A Mother

105

Jamie Goulet: Clan Mothers Healing Village

106

Dr. Myrle Ballard: How Policy Impacts Our Traditional Lands

107

Valerie Williams: Black History, Diversity and Inclusion

108

Ogo Okwumabua: Entrepreneur, Designer and Founder of Zueike Apparel.

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Dr. Jeremy Maron

110

Ashley Nemeth: Totally Blind, Entrepreneur,Mother of Three, Wrestling Champion

111

Dr. Noralou Roos: Why those in Poverty have the Poorest Health and Highest health care needs.

112

Mike Payne: How the Team at Nine Circles Provide Knowledge, Resources and Expertise to Reduce HIV Transmission

113

Micaela Crighton & Leah Wilson: Institute for International Women's Rights Manitoba

114

Dr. Elizabeth Sellers: Complications, Treatment and Support of youth with Type 2 Diabetes

115

James Kornelson: How Do You Define Hunger?

116

Ayn Wilcox: Klinic Community Health

117

Is World Peace Possible? with Dr. Charlotte Enns

118

Aly Raposo: Understanding why Suicidal Ideation does not Discriminate

119

Why We Need to Talk About the Discovery of Unmarked Grave Sites at Residential Schools with Raymond Frogner

120

World Youth Day / Just TV

121

A Conversation on Community Activism with Lindy Guma

122

Manitoba Harvest, a Conversation with Keren Taylor-Hughes

123

Lloyd Axworthy

124

Bill Campbell: Keystone Agricultural Producers

125

Liz Wilson: Building a Community of Environmental Stewardship

126

Dilly Knoll: How Families Build a Community

127

Michael Barkman: Canadian Community Economic Development Network

128

Allen Sutherland: Understanding Canada's Indigenous Peoples

129

M.J. Willard: Peaceful Protest and Raging Granny

130

Lucille Bruce: President & CEO of End Homelessness Winnipeg

131

Michelle Falk: The Manitoba Association for Rights & Liberties

132

Michelle Jean-Paul: Founder of the Educators of Colour Network

133

Madeline Stanley: The International Institute of Sustainable Development

134

Miriam Kohn: Soup Sisters

135

John Myers: Medical Assistance in Dying and Bill C-7

136

Audrey Gordon: History Making MLA

137

Markus Chambers: On Racism, Giving Back to the Community, and Black History Manitoba

138

Nadia Thompson: Delving into Black History Month

139

Christie McLeod: Advocating for Climate Change

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Introducing Humans, On Rights