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Episode 9: A Beautifully Imperfect Mosaic

This episode features an interview with Professor Emberly, the organizer of the Connecting Culture and Childhood Project Symposium. Andrea talks about the symposium as well as how to be an ally to young people. Afterward, we hear the sounds of the symposium itself as Maggie, Linda and Saana discuss racialized identities in Toronto.

https://media.blubrry.com/unheardyouth/p/content.blubrry.com/unheardyouth/symposium_FINAL.mp3

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Click here to learn more about the Connecting Culture and Childhood Project

A transcription of this episode can be found here: A beautifully imperfect mosaic

A French translation can be found here: FRENCH CCCP symposium transcripts

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Episode 8: Injera VS Burgers & more from the YIA program
Episode 10: Organizing Together

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

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