S3 E6: Centering Lived Expertise: Transforming Child Welfare in Canada

Spirit Bear Podcast
18/09/2025 37 min Episodio 33
S3 E6: Centering Lived Expertise: Transforming Child Welfare in Canada

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What happens when youth with lived experience lead the conversation on child welfare reform? In this Special Guest episode of Beyond Binaries - Centering Lived Expertise: Transforming Child Welfare in Canada, co-hosts Cheyanne Ratnam and Rachelle Matatawabin sit down with Dr. Mélanie Doucet and Jessica (Jessi) Knutson from the National Council of Youth in Care Advocates (NCYICA) to discuss how youth-led advocacy is shaping national policy and pushing for systemic change.

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