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Episode 2: Migration Stories

Episode Two features the second half of the discussion between Jamelie, Noelle and Rose-Eva where they share their own migration stories while discussing the history and evolution of Canada's immigration policy. You can follow along with the timeline in our podcast toolkit as they discuss some important dates in Canadian history.

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"I think that's the point that we're at in Canadian history, where we see and acknowledge and respect the benefits that immigration brings to us today."

A transcription of this episode can be found here: Migration history

A french translation can be found here: FRENCH Migration history

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Episode 1: Welcome to Unheard Youth
Episode 3: Indigenous and Newcomer Relationships

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The Centre for Race and Culture works within the community to promote and support individual, collective, and systematic change to address racism and encourage intercultural understanding.

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The Centre for Race and Culture is located on Treaty Six Territory.

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