In this episode of Listen Up!, Social and Political Advocacy Committee Volunteer Caitlyn Alegbe hosts a panel of three McMaster Student Leaders to share their experiences as Black women at the university. In a three-part conversation, Drew Sybil Simpson, Maab Mahmoud, and Payton Shank discuss the changes that the demand from their university, the changes that Black individuals have made and catalyzed, and share advice for those listening.

In this episode of Listen Up!, Social and Political Advocacy Committee Volunteer Caitlyn Alegbe hosts a panel of three McMaster Student Leaders to share their experiences as Black women at the university. In a three-part conversation, Drew Sybil Simpson, Maab Mahmoud, and Payton Shank discuss the changes that the demand from their university, the changes that Black individuals have made and catalyzed, and share advice for those listening.

In this episode of Listen Up!, Social and Political Advocacy Committee Volunteer Caitlyn Alegbe hosts a panel of three McMaster Student Leaders to share their experiences as Black women at the university. In a three-part conversation, Drew Sybil Simpson, Maab Mahmoud, and Payton Shank discuss the changes that the demand from their university, the changes that Black individuals have made and catalyzed, and share advice for those listening. 

Caitlyn, Ebunoluwa, Marie-Claire, and Yambakam discuss the current socio-political issues facing Nigerian and Congolese populations. In the final portion of a three part episode, they discuss healing, coping, and learning through the traumatic circumstances of their home states.

Disclaimer: The episode was recorded the second week of November, information is accurate and relevant to the time and date it was recorded.

Caitlyn, Ebunoluwa, Marie-Claire, and Yambakam discuss the current socio-political issues facing Nigerian and Congolese populations. In the second part of a three part episode, politics and classism in the West African countries are discussed. Mental health in light of these issues and in West African communities is explored. 

Disclaimer: The episode was recorded the second week of November, information is accurate and relevant to the time and date it was recorded.

Caitlyn, Ebunoluwa, Marie-Claire, and Yambakam discuss the current socio-political issues facing Nigerian and Congolese populations. In the first part of a three part episode, we learn about the young women featured in this month's episode, African tribe identity, and the issues of police brutality and the #EndSARS movement in the West African Countries. 

Disclaimer: The episode was recorded the second week of November, information is accurate and relevant to the time and date it was recorded. 

Hosted by Social and Political Advocacy (SPA) Committee Volunteer, Hargun Kaur, this episode is recorded in celebration of both WHO Mental Health Awareness Day and Latin American Heritage Month. The episode features OLAS (Organization of Latin American Students) Leaders Melissa Lamarche and Felipe Hernández-Merlano as they discuss their experiences with mental health and wellness as Latinx individuals. Producers and SPA Coordinators Sofia Palma Florido and Dixon Pinto open and close the episode with a message for the listeners.