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🎥Watch on Youtube:https://youtu.be/VPppyMJuEXM
📝Full Transcript:https://shor.by/jvMr
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Summary:
Human rights means human rights!
The idea that only certain people deserve dignity and respect is ridiculous! Thank you Misha Munim (She/Her) for reminding us all of these true but often forgotten fact. This episode brings all the truth and then some.
In this episode we discuss:
-How to tune in to “the Knowing”
-Why structure begets safety
-What it looks like to “take flight”
I will never get tired of learning and growing in the presence of such powerful people! These people do the same work I do just through different lenses and identities. Tune in today!
The ✨ key words✨ for this episode are:
Human Rights
Advocacy
Ethical
I encourage you to look up the definitions of these words and compare them to the definitions you carry with you. If you need help comparing please let me know.
With Special Guest Misha Munim (She/Her)
https://www.munimconsulting.com/
Misha is a Human Rights Lawyer and an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Consultant based out of Toronto, Canada. She has worked on notable human rights projects across both Canada and South Africa, such as helping draft Canada’s Federal disability legislation, creating legal protections for racial and ethnic minorities against hate crimes, and advocating for gender justice in Cape Town’s prisons. She has worked with numerous organizations helping them develop inclusive policies and practices, and foster safe spaces where all people are treated with dignity.
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By K Strohl (They/Them)🎥Watch on Youtube:https://youtu.be/VPppyMJuEXM
📝Full Transcript:https://shor.by/jvMr
💜Support:https://rb.gy/qr4d5r
🔥Subscribe:https://rb.gy/nsxy8g
✅ Sponsors:
- 🔶Headspace
- Headspace has one mission: to improve the health and happiness of the world through meditation, sleep, stress, and mindfulness. Find out more about Headspace at this link: https://headspace.pxf.io/kjKgVx
- 🌱BetterHelp
- BetterHelp allows you to connect with one of 24,000 licensed therapists in a safe and private online environment. You pay just a low flat fee for unlimited therapy with your therapist. Visit www.betterhelp.com/absolutelynot to get 10% off your first month.
Summary:
Human rights means human rights!
The idea that only certain people deserve dignity and respect is ridiculous! Thank you Misha Munim (She/Her) for reminding us all of these true but often forgotten fact. This episode brings all the truth and then some.
In this episode we discuss:
-How to tune in to “the Knowing”
-Why structure begets safety
-What it looks like to “take flight”
I will never get tired of learning and growing in the presence of such powerful people! These people do the same work I do just through different lenses and identities. Tune in today!
The ✨ key words✨ for this episode are:
Human Rights
Advocacy
Ethical
I encourage you to look up the definitions of these words and compare them to the definitions you carry with you. If you need help comparing please let me know.
With Special Guest Misha Munim (She/Her)
https://www.munimconsulting.com/
Misha is a Human Rights Lawyer and an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Consultant based out of Toronto, Canada. She has worked on notable human rights projects across both Canada and South Africa, such as helping draft Canada’s Federal disability legislation, creating legal protections for racial and ethnic minorities against hate crimes, and advocating for gender justice in Cape Town’s prisons. She has worked with numerous organizations helping them develop inclusive policies and practices, and foster safe spaces where all people are treated with dignity.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/absolutely-not.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.