Listening Beyond

Por: School of Community and Public Affairs
Join Concordia University's School of Community and Public Affairs students as they get to know various changemakers and learn what it really takes to strive for social justice. In each episode, we speak to people trying to create a better world: the stories of their beginnings, the causes they hold dear, and the trials and tribulations of their work. Through oral history interviews, we aim to contribute knowledge and inspire change by connecting individual stories to broader social movements.
Disclaimer: Some episodes delve into sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners.
36 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Listening Beyond

Building Bridges: The Path Towards Reconciliation in the Israel-Palestine Conflict through the eyes of Adiel Cohen 16/12/2024
Canada Is an Apartheid state: A Discussion of Indigenous Activism, Identity & Community with Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash 12/12/2024
Youth Voices in Activism: A Conversation with Zeyad Abisab 11/12/2024
Climate Justice Montreal: At the crossroads of climate change and Indigenous reconciliation 10/12/2024
Vitality and Connection through Laughter: An Interview with Jay Sallos-Carter 09/12/2024
Food for Thought: An Interview with Mia Kennedy by Ryan Assaker, Mateo Garcia and Breah Frenette 05/12/2024
Activist legacies: what can we learn from Bâtiment 7 success? An Interview with Anna Kruzynski by Marianne Bouchard, Francois Akoa and Shawn Abbruzzese 04/12/2024
"Now This Really Isn't Fair!": An Interview with Angelica Antonakopoulos by Adam Semergian and Ava Deutschman 03/12/2024
Worker or Commodity? Power Dynamics in Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program: An interview with Mostafa Henaway by Alexandra Tutino, Sofia Martins and Maria Teresa Pereira 29/11/2024
Art: Our Collective Pulse ("We're also doing the work in the being together"): An interview with Koby Rogers Hall by Samiha Quddus and Kiana Rezaee 27/11/2024
From Strike to Movement and the Impact the 2012 Quebec Protests: An Interview with Samuel Vanzin by Jake Draper and Kristoff Senderak 01/03/2024
Empowerment through Beats: Unveiling the Rhythms of the Black Community 21/12/2023
“The only way to end this is to keep pushing back”: An Interview with Vlada Polischuk by Sarah Blais, Diana Domenco and Diana Efimova 18/12/2023
''Code Blue to Code New: Decoding SPVM Defunding”: An interview with Ted Rutland by Scot-W. P. Louis and Corina Cayo 15/12/2023
Virtual Queerality with T Braun, by Adam Yahav and Sawyer Kiernan-Parsons 13/12/2023
"In my lifetime, I promise not to let my community down": An interview with Celeste Trianon by Rylee Fortier-Turner and Eleanore Handsone 11/12/2023
Go Where the Love Is: An interview with Suzan Simatos by Silva Ivanova and Emily Ramnarine 08/12/2023
“You Don’t Need to be Black to Care”: An Interview with John Davids by Talia Axelrad, Yu Qi Ma and Helena Kratynski-Fournier 06/12/2023
“Everything’s Political”: An Interview with Vero by Jon Marvin Reyes and Ariel Pereira-Brunner 30/11/2023
Carlos Arco´s Art-ivism: An interview by Martin Hinojosa Ortiz, Paula Schroeder and Silvia Powell 29/11/2023
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