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In this episode, we sit down with Iyan from AGIR to discuss the importance of services geared towards LGBTQIA+ refugees. The conversation brings to light barriers specific to this demographic and sparks inspiration around how we can work to create a safer community for all!
To learn more about AGIR, visit their website: https://www.agirmontreal.org/en/home/
In this episode, we sit down with Revive NCC's Vice President, J-Rob to discuss the mission of Revive NCC and its importance within the general Montreal community.
To learn more about Revive NCC, visit their website: https://revivencc.org
This year, for World Refugee Month, TRC's executive director, Abdulla Daoud, sits down with Jolie Phuong Hoang to discuss her book, Three Funerals For My Father. Jolie Phuong Hoang grew up as one of ten children, part of a loving, prosperous Vietnamese family. Listen now to learn more about her journey and hear a beautiful excerpt from her book.
To learn more about her story, visit her website: www.joliehoang.com
To learn more about The Refugee Centre, please visit our website: therefugeecentre.org
This year, for World Refugee Month, TRC's Alina Murad sits down with Hassan Al Kontar, former Syrian refugee, author, and Canadian Red Cross Case Manager to discuss his story and why refugee narratives are important to share!
To learn more about Hassan's work, visit manattheairport.com
To learn more about The Refugee Centre, please visit our website: therefugeecentre.org
For this very special bonus episode, follow along as TRC's lawyer, Pierre-Luc Bouchard interviews legal intern, Anastasiia Mykolenko about her experience on the ground in Ukraine.
To learn more about The Refugee Centre, therefugeecentre.org
In this episode, our Advocacy & Media/Government Relations, Alina Murad sits down with Adelle Tarzibachi from Les Filles Fattoush to discuss Syrian food and its ability to bring the feeling of home to any country. Listen as the two discuss the origins of Les Filles Fattoush and the legacy it is creating.
To learn more about Les Filles Fattoush visit lesfillesfattoush.com
To learn more about The Refugee Centre, therefugeecentre.org
In this episode, TRC's executive director, Abdulla Daoud sits down with Tareq Hadhad, the CEO and founder of Peace By Chocolate! Listen as they discuss Syria, the connections to home that food brings, and the incredible story behind Peace By Chocolate that inspired a new movie.
To learn more about Peace By Chocolate, visit peacebychocolate.ca
To learn more about The Refugee Centre, therefugeecentre.org
Point of Entry's second part of our COVID-19 Response series features Samuel Watts, CEO/Executive Director of Mission Bon Accueil. Mission Bon Accueil is the largest doorway to help Montrealers in need. They offer many programs to support those experiencing homelessness, families, and at-risk mothers and youth. They provide hope through concrete actions and effective solutions.
Listen in to hear Samuel speak on navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, his experiences within Mission Bon Acceuil & how he envisions the role of community organizations.
To learn more about Mission Bon Acceuil head to https://welcomehallmission.com/about-us/.
Point of Entry into COVID-19 Response introduces you to Tony Alfonso, the Outreach Coordinator at Ami Quebec, a non-profit organization that supports families manage the effects of mental illness through support, education, guidance, and advocacy.
Tune in to listen to Tony speak on how COVID-19 has affected the mental health sector & how we can push forward post-pandemic.
To learn more about Ami Quebec head to https://amiquebec.org/ or call (514) 486-1448.
✨SPECIAL EPISODE✨
March 8 was International Women's Day but we've decided to celebrate all month long with 2 special episodes of our podcast! For our second episode, we have 2 wonderful women who work everyday to serve the Montreal community: Tina Ali a tech powerhouse working at Shopify & Fabiola Ngamaleu Teumenia politician, activist and founder of the Black Girls Gather book club.
Tune in to listen to them discuss their community work, the obstacles faced by the women they work with and how they #BREAKTHEBIAS !
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