Koze avè m

Koze avè m

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Koze avè m episodes

  • Pwoteje timoun se pwoteje avni sosyete a

    Stéphanie Daniel gen 23 lane e li soti nan bakaloreya ane sa. Li aprann plonbri sanitè e apre lanmò papa l li tal fè ladesant kay moun. Lè l te fèk rive kay la yo te byen akeyil men sa pat pran anpil tan pou yo te chanje avè l ; yo te kòmanse maltrete l, bat li pou dan ri, fèl fè travay ki pat pou laj li, rele l rèstavèk. Epi yon jou pandan la l chèche dlo lannuit pou matant li, 6 jèn gason mete lapat sou li. Jodia Stéphanie gen yon timoun ki konsevwa jou swa sa. 8 lane apre move eksperyans sa gras ak sipò anpil òganizasyon Stéphanie rive kanpe e li gen kouraj pou l pale de move moman sa yo.

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    In the illustrious Ti Sentaniz, Maurice Sixto presents an issue that is very common in the Haitian society; the sad reality of children having to work as household servants under horrendous conditions. Colloquially known as restavek, this phenomenon is usually brought about either by the death or absence of the birth parents or caregiver or the lack of resources to provide for the child. Known for his usually bold and unapologetic writing, it can be observed that Sixto left out some of the most dreadful aspects of restavek in Ti Sentaniz.
    Koze avè m sat down with Stéphanie Daniel, a 23 year old young woman who experienced this ordeal when she was brought to live with her aunt after her father’s death. She proves Ti Sentaniz to be shining lights into an issue that is not being spoken about loud enough by confirming that she was mistreated, not sent to school and order to do chores that were not suitable for a child of her age. She goes further to confide that today, she is mother to a 8 year old son whose father she does not know because he is the fruit of a rape she was the victim of while running errands at ungodly hours for the household.

    18 min
  • M p ap kite sosyete a limite m

    Chak istwa inik e nou pa janm viv eksperyans yo menm jan. Apre Nathalie Sauveur, nou fè yon bèl koze ak Gabriel Aladin ki li menm tou avèg. Men istwa pal la diferan.

    Gabriel vin avèg lè l gen 17 lane e depi lè sa l ap fè fas ak anpil difikilte. Premye difikilte a sete akspete ke li p ap janm ka wè ankò. Apresa fòk li te jwenn yon mwayen pou l kontinye al lekol. An atandan li jwenn solisyon ak pwoblèm sa Gabriel pèdi 3 lane nan pakou akademik li. 3 lane say o te difisil anpil pou li. Apresa bagay yo te reprann plas yo piti piti e Gabriel fini lekòl klasik li e jodia li ap fè 2 etid nan 2 fakilte diferan. Li fè konnen ke maladi li rann li pi detèmine e motive ke avan.
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    After Nathalie Sauveur, Koze Avè m sits down with Gabriel Alandin who, like Nathalie, is affected by blindness. Gabriel became blind at the age of 17. According to Gabriel’s mother, medical negligence is in part to be blamed for her son’s condition. She recalled that at birth, amniotic fluid got into his eyes and this was never addressed by doctors.
    When he became blind, one of Gabriel’s main concerns was the social stigma associated with blindness especially in a society where very few are educated on how to accommodate visually impaired individuals; this caused him to withdraw from many social gatherings. Because of his condition, Gabriel’s academic performance took a nosedive which caused him to drop out of school for three years and his family was deeply affected. After these 3 years, he learns about SHAA, which is an organization that works with visually impaired individuals in Haiti. At SHAA, Gabriel learned braille and computer science, experienced inclusiveness and was equipped with the necessary tools to complete his education. When asked how his disability has changed his life, Gabriel confirms that he is now more determined ever. He reminds one to not express pity on the visually impaired individual for on the flip side of their disability, they are removed from the concept of night and day and therefore know no boundaries.

    30 min
  • Andikap pap touye rèv mwen

    Nathalie Sauveur se yon jèn fanm ki dinamik e ki gen anpil detèminasyon.

    Depi lè l gen 13 lane li paka wè men li pa janm kite andikap sa tiye gwo rèv li genyen yo. Li simonte eprèv apre eprèv jiskaske li rive fè etid li nan Relasyon Entènasyonal e li deside itilize istwa li pou motive epi enspire lòt moun.
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    In this episode, Koze avè m welcomes Nathalie Sauveur. A dynamic professional in the field of communication, Natalie was born and raised in Haiti. The firstborn of her family, she recently received a degree in international relations. An upbeat and gregarious spirit that will not be unnoticed, Natalie will light up any room as our conversation will prove. At the age of 13, she was struck with blindness. She uses her story to not only educate about blindness and visual impairment as it pertains to both the individual and their family but also to uplift, to understand that beyond the disability lies an individual full of potentials who deserve to experience a great quality of life. She explains that despite he disability, she experiences a fulfilling life because now, she gets to see with the eyes of her heart.

    49 min
  • Manman a 14 zan

    Marlie Thervil se premye envite nou nan Koze avè m e ak li nou pale de gwosès prekòs pandan lap rakonte nou istwa li.

    Marlie se yon jèn fi 24 lane ki fèt e ki viv Ayiti pandan lontan avan l kite peyi a pou l al viv Kanada.
    Lè Marlie te gen 14 lane li tonbe ansent e eksperyans sa chanje lavi l konplètman.
    Jodia Marlie ap viv ak pitit li Lheyla ki gen 9 lane. Lheyla se yon jèn tifi dinamik epi epanouyi e Marlie se yon jèn manman satisfè epi yon jèn pwofesyonèl akonpli.
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    In this episode, we talked about teenage pregnancy through the story of Marlie Thervil.
    Marlie, 24, was born and lived in Haiti for a period of time before leaving for Canada. She became pregnant at 14 and life was never the same. Marlie faced many hurdles, especially in a society where being a teen mother is frowned upon. But with the love and support of her parents, she fought until she saw the light at the end of the tunnel.
    Today, she is mother to Lheyla; a beautiful and brilliant 9 year old, and Marlie, a fulfilled mother and a dynamic professional in the medical field. 

    50 min
  • Prezantasyon

    Premye epizòd Koze avè m nan se okazyon pou Alexandro Nicolas prezante tèt li epi prezante podkas la bay tout oditè yo.

    Li envite yo vini viv bèl eksperyans sa ak li.
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    In this first episode Alexandro Nicolas introduces himself and the podcast to listeners.
    He welcomes them into the exciting Koze avè m journey.

    4 min

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Koze avè m is a weekly podcast in which taboo topics -which really should be openly discussed- are debated.