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Episode 13: The Language of Power: Youth Media Representation

In the final episode of the Unheard Youth Podcast, Rose-Eva talks to professor Yasmin Jiwani about her research on representations of youth in mainstream media. Dr. Jiwani discusses the challenged that newcomer youth face, and the ways in which adults can actively support and connect to youth culture.diflucan koupit>

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Click here to watch Yasmin Jiwani’s Walrus talk on how to fight oppression

A transcription of this episode can be found here: Language of power

A French translation can be found here: FRENCH Language of power

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N.W.T. teens receive $25K to keep publishing magazine dedicated to Inuvialuit youth | CBC News

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Cassidy Lennie-Ipana and Mataya Gillis are now working on the fourth edition of their Inuvialuit youth magazine called Nipaturuq. The pair received a financial boost to keep publishing.
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Cree owned gaming store opens in Edmonton with hopes of bringing in new customers

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The owner says he wants more Indigenous people to be introduced to role playing, and table top games.
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