listen to an interview with marisa berry méndez, staff at the canadian council for refugees, who offers perspective and critique on the human impacts of canada's "temporary foreign worker program." specifically marisa highlights the problematic & abusive practices by employers that have become common under this program, like the holding of pay & identity documents by the employers.
this interview was recorded within the context of the federal review of the program, largely pushed by employers, but also a review process in which organizations like the canadian council for refugees intervened in to highlight systemic injustices taking place within the program and the ways that it impacts migrant workers.
this interview was recorded within the context of the organizing effort taking place toward the montréal premiere of the documentary film migrant dreams by min sook lee, that took place at cinema politica at concordia university. info on the film project :
https://www.cinemapolitica.org/distribution/migrant-dreams
this interview was recorded live on the monday morning after on @radiockut in montréal by stefan christoff @spirodon.