Leaning In and Speaking Out

In this episode, we will explore the challenges and opportunities of interagency collaboration when working with youth, and how a community-based practicum can be a beneficial experience for both the learner and the community. We will hear from experts in the field who have first-hand experience and they will discuss strategies for leadership, successful collaboration and how to maximize the benefits for all stakeholders. We will also discuss how to prioritize youth voices, manage conflict, integrate services, and make change. Join us for this insightful podcast to learn more about interagency collaboration and the benefits of a community-based practicum.

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On this episode, Drs. Jacqueline Kirk and Michelle Lam interview Enver Naidoo from Westman Immigrant Services and Dr. Ayodeji Osiname from Brandon University, about their ongoing research regarding the realities of immigration in Manitoba. Ayodeji and Enver share both academic and practitioner perspectives and outline gaps they see and ideas of how to move forward. For more information on the project, visit: https://www.bucares.ca/postdoc-scholars

From BU CARES Research Centre, Dr. Jacqueline Kirk interviews researchers Dr. Candy Jones and Dr. Michelle Lam, along with Florence Halcrow, the coordinator of the Ask Auntie program. We discuss their recently completed research project and the experiences of homelessness in rural Manitoba. For more information on the project, please visit: https://www.bucares.ca/publications/rural-homelessness

From Brandon University's CARES Research Centre, Dr. Michelle Lam and Dr. Jacqueline Kirk host the Leaning In and Speaking Out podcast. On this episode, they are joined by Dr. Stacey Hannem and Dr. Christopher Schneider to discuss their newly released book, Defining Sexual Misconduct.

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In the inaugural episode of the Women Making History Now podcast series, Gretta Sayers, Chair, interviews Christy Henry, University Archivist and Morganna Malyon, Student Accessibility Services Specialist, about their ongoing research project into the lives of single women in southwestern Manitoba. Henry and Malyon share their initial research findings and outline future steps they hope to take in an effort to gain insight into the experiences of and challenges faced by unmarried women in the region. For more information on the project contact [email protected].

From BU CARES Research Centre, this episode explores mental health, wellbeing, and the need to remember better ways of living with guests Dr. Zahra Kasamali and Rebecca Okemow. You will hear about current research, how people are managing in these precarious times, and some good resource suggestions for educators to support those in their classrooms and lives. There are even a couple of poems!

From BU CARES Research Centre and Gustavo Moura's class at Brandon University's Faculty of Education, this episode explores the topic of neurodiversity as part of a special series on social justice. This is the 12th and final episode in the 12-part series on social justice in education. A special thank you to the students in Gustavo's class who guest-hosted this episode.

From BU CARES Research Centre and Gustavo Moura's class at Brandon University's Faculty of Education, this episode explores the topic of tokenism as part of a special series on social justice. This is the 11th episode in the 12-part series on social justice in education. A special thank you to the students in Gustavo's class who guest-hosted this episode.

From BU CARES Research Centre and Gustavo Moura's class at Brandon University's Faculty of Education, this episode explores the topic of racism against Indigenous peoples as part of a special series on social justice. This is the 10th episode in the 12-part series on social justice in education. A special thank you to the students in Gustavo's class who guest-hosted this episode.

From BU CARES Research Centre and Gustavo Moura's class at Brandon University's Faculty of Education, this episode explores the topic of homelessness as part of a special series on social justice. This is the 9th episode in the 12-part series on social justice in education. A special thank you to the students in Gustavo's class who guest-hosted this episode.