In this episode, Advocacy and Media Relations Coordinator, Alina sits down with Jilefack Amin Ngam from the McGill School of Social Work. Listen on to learn about the intricacies of credential recognition, and the effects this has on the individual, and to learn more about Montreal's Anglophone and Francophone Black community.

In this episode, TRC's Director of Operations, Kinan Swaid, sits down with Beth Clarke, Sr. Director of Strategic Partnership at WES's (World Education Service) Gateway Program. The two talk about the importance of credential recognition and what barriers migrants experience when trying to have their credentials recognized.

To find out more about WES and what they do, visit: https://www.wes.org/ca/

In this episode, our audience gets introduced to 2 members of TRC; this episode's interviewer Cassandra Saati and TRC's Spanish translator, Constanza Rosas.

The two of them sit down and discuss the importance of language in the resettlement process and how Constanza helps her Latino clients who are a little homesick.

Listen now!

In this episode, Alina sits down with Francisco Lopez and Sara Haj-Hassan from Tarjimly. Tarjimly is a mobile app which connects users to live translators in a matter of minutes!

To learn more about the journey of this app and how it works, visit https://www.tarjim.ly/en

In this episode, TRC's Communications Director Natasha sits down with Alina Murad, the Advocacy & Media Relations Coordinator at TRC. Listen now to hear about this new sector at the Centre and to learn about The Brown Paper Report and what exactly a Brown Paper is!

In this episode, TRC's executive director Abdulla sits down with Sean, the executive director of a human rights group called Hanvoice. Hanvoice provides sponsorship and resettlement for North Korean Refugees. 

To learn more about Hanvoice, you can check them out here: https://hanvoice.ca

In this episode, Natasha sits down with Paola from The Boys and Girls Club in Moncton.

Listen to find out the numerous wonderful ways this organization serves refugee youth in Canada.

To learn more about The Boys and Girls Club, visit: https://www.bgcmoncton.com/en/

In this episode, Alina sits down with Marion from Say Ça to discuss the importance of focusing on settlement services and community building for refugee youth.

To learn more about Say Ça, visit: https://saycamontreal.ca/en/home/

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