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On the occasion of its tenth birthday, the CIPRA Youth Council explored the theme of quality of life from a youth perspective. On 1 July 2023, the members organised a podcast workshop, followed by a panel discussion with Joanna Kornacki from the Austrian Alpine Association, Axel Giottonini from the Youth Forum of the Swiss Working Group for Mountain Regions and Tom Van de Plassche from “Protect Our Winters Italy”. After the panel session, the participants shared their opinions on quality of life in the Alps in a recorded group discussion. This special episode provides a unique perspective on the views and opinions of the younger generation living in the Alpine region. Find out out more about the CYC here: www.cipra.org/en/cipra/cipra-youth-council Photo (c) CYC Music (cc) Blue Dot Sessions - Lumber Down

On this episode, Salvatore, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with Matthew Syvenky, who used his #RisingYouth grant to carry out an ecosystem restoration project in Cariboo Heights Forest in Burnaby, B.C. Matthew replaced invasive plant species with native species, remediating the trail ecosystem and promoting safe and healthy outdoor recreation. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, animatrice du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Matthew Syvenky, qui a utilisé sa bourse #RisingYouth pour réaliser un projet de restauration de l'écosystème dans la forêt Cariboo Heights à Burnaby, en Colombie-Britannique. Matthew a remplacé les espèces végétales envahissantes par des espèces indigènes, remédiant ainsi à l'écosystème du chemin et promouvant des récréations de plein air. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur #JeunesEnAction, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with Maaya Peshing, who accomplished two #RisingYouth Projects and created The Backpack project, which delivered much needed food to low income families who struggled during COVID-19 due to the fact that they no longer had access to the help of the schools to make ends meet. Her second #RisingYouth grant was used to fund a youth connection project that was based around reconnecting indigenous youth with their culture, through workshops including medicine walk, bannock making workshop, rattle and drum making seminar, button blanket workshop and more! This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Maaya Peshing, qui a réalisé deux projets #JeunesEnAction et créé le projet Sac à dos, qui a permis de distribuer de la nourriture aux familles à faibles revenus qui ont eu des difficultés pendant le COVID-19 car elles n'avaient plus accès à l'aide des écoles pour joindre les deux bouts. Sa deuxième subvention #JeunesEnAction a servi à financer un projet de connexion des jeunes qui visait à rétablir le lien entre les jeunes autochtones et leur culture, par le biais d'ateliers tels que la marche médicinale, l'atelier de fabrication de bannock, le séminaire de fabrication de hochets et de tambours, l'atelier de fabrication de couvertures en boutons, et plus encore! Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

In this episode Wolfgang Vachon says goodbye as host of CYC Podcast. He also talks about the new team taking over the podcast : Vivian Patruno, Salvatore D'Agatstino, and Christopher Cottle; and introduces a new audio drama inquiry called Hiring Care. What happens when you work in the same system that raised you? Charlotte, a new CYCP “from care”, struggles to understand what care means when your lived experience wasn't always full of care. Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (CYCPfC). Most of the script is verbatim, meaning the words spoken by the actors are (mostly) re-enactments of what CYCPfC said in the conversations. The conversations have been re-arranged and different CYCPfC have been put into relationships with each other, even though they never actually spoke with each other during the recorded conversations. Three of the characters (B, Ellisha, and Terri) are composites of two different people. Hiring Care is constructed as a conversation between a group of seven CYCPs “from care” (CYCPfC) who are meeting to talk about creating a way to support agencies who want to hire practitioners with child welfare experience. This frame for the structure came out of an idea mentioned by one of the conversationalists (Charlotte), who said she and some of her colleagues “wanted to create a booklet about how to support someone with lived experience in care in your organization, who works for you”. Hiring Carehas seven different episodes, each one introduced by a different character and addressing different themes, although there are some overlaps between the different episodes. While the script follows a chronological order, it is not necessary to listen to them in a particular order. You might find it more relevant to pick specific themes (identified with each episode) and listen to that particular conversation. To learn more about the project, please visit www.TuningIntoCYC.org    

In this episode Wolfgang Vachon says goodbye as host of CYC Podcast. He also talks about the new team taking over the podcast : Vivian Patruno, Salvatore D'Agatstino, and Christopher Cottle; and introduces a new audio drama inquiry called Hiring Care. What happens when you work in the same system that raised you? Charlotte, a new CYCP “from care”, struggles to understand what care means when your lived experience wasn't always full of care. Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (CYCPfC). Most of the script is verbatim, meaning the words spoken by the actors are (mostly) re-enactments of what CYCPfC said in the conversations. The conversations have been re-arranged and different CYCPfC have been put into relationships with each other, even though they never actually spoke with each other during the recorded conversations. Three of the characters (B, Ellisha, and Terri) are composites of two different people. Hiring Care is constructed as a conversation between a group of seven CYCPs “from care” (CYCPfC) who are meeting to talk about creating a way to support agencies who want to hire practitioners with child welfare experience. This frame for the structure came out of an idea mentioned by one of the conversationalists (Charlotte), who said she and some of her colleagues “wanted to create a booklet about how to support someone with lived experience in care in your organization, who works for you”. Hiring Carehas seven different episodes, each one introduced by a different character and addressing different themes, although there are some overlaps between the different episodes. While the script follows a chronological order, it is not necessary to listen to them in a particular order. You might find it more relevant to pick specific themes (identified with each episode) and listen to that particular conversation. To learn more about the project, please visit www.TuningIntoCYC.org    

In this episode Wolfgang Vachon says goodbye as host of CYC Podcast. He also talks about the new team taking over the podcast : Vivian Patruno, Salvatore D'Agatstino, and Christopher Cottle; and introduces a new audio drama inquiry called Hiring Care. What happens when you work in the same system that raised you? Charlotte, a new CYCP “from care”, struggles to understand what care means when your lived experience wasn't always full of care. Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (CYCPfC). Most of the script is verbatim, meaning the words spoken by the actors are (mostly) re-enactments of what CYCPfC said in the conversations. The conversations have been re-arranged and different CYCPfC have been put into relationships with each other, even though they never actually spoke with each other during the recorded conversations. Three of the characters (B, Ellisha, and Terri) are composites of two different people. Hiring Care is constructed as a conversation between a group of seven CYCPs “from care” (CYCPfC) who are meeting to talk about creating a way to support agencies who want to hire practitioners with child welfare experience. This frame for the structure came out of an idea mentioned by one of the conversationalists (Charlotte), who said she and some of her colleagues “wanted to create a booklet about how to support someone with lived experience in care in your organization, who works for you”. Hiring Carehas seven different episodes, each one introduced by a different character and addressing different themes, although there are some overlaps between the different episodes. While the script follows a chronological order, it is not necessary to listen to them in a particular order. You might find it more relevant to pick specific themes (identified with each episode) and listen to that particular conversation. To learn more about the project, please visit www.TuningIntoCYC.org

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Geoffrey Ching, who developed a website to provide easy access to telehealth resources in BC during the COVID-19 pandemic, something he accomplished with the help of community leaders and tech outreach. Increasing access to healthcare resources via technology is a great way to reduce waiting lists, and it is especially helpful during times of social distancing. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec le #JeunesEnAction Geoffrey Ching, qui a créé un site Web pour faciliter l'accès aux ressources de télésanté en Colombie-Britannique pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, ce qu'il a accompli avec l'aide de leaders communautaires et de technologies. Accroître l'accès aux ressources de santé par le biais de la technologie est un excellent moyen de réduire les listes d'attente, et c'est particulièrement utile en période de distanciation sociale. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Salvatore, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Liliana Chow, who decided to support her community in Vancouver during COVID-19 by sewing reusable masks, tote bags and snack bags for a local shelter in downtown eastside. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, animateur du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Liliana Chow, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a décidé de soutenir sa communauté à Vancouver pendant la COVID-19 en cousant des masques, des sacs fourre-tout et des sacs à collation réutilisables pour un refuge local dans le quartier est du centre-ville. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Salvatore, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Mia Otokiak, who organized a workshop series celebrating the ecology of the Arctic, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, and youth leadership. We learn about the importance of plankton and marine mammals in the arctic maritime food chain.   This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, l'animateur du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Mia Otokiak, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a organisé une série d'ateliers sur l'écologie de l'Arctique, l'Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit et le leadership des jeunes. Nous en apprenons sur l'importance du plancton et des mammifères marins dans la chaîne alimentaire maritime arctique. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Salvatore, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Mia Otokiak, who organized a a workshop series celebrating the ecology of the Arctic, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, and youth leadership. We learn about the importance of plankton and marine mammals in the arctic maritime food chain.   This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, l'animateur du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Mia Otokiak, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a organisé une série d'ateliers sur l'écologie de l'Arctique, l'Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit et le leadership des jeunes. Nous en apprenons sur l'importance du plancton et des mammifères marins dans la chaîne alimentaire maritime arctique. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Salvatore, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Mia Otokiak, who organized a workshop series celebrating the ecology of the Arctic, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, and youth leadership. We learn about the importance of plankton and marine mammals in the arctic maritime food chain.   This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, l'animateur du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Mia Otokiak, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a organisé une série d'ateliers sur l'écologie de l'Arctique, l'Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit et le leadership des jeunes. Nous en apprenons sur l'importance du plancton et des mammifères marins dans la chaîne alimentaire maritime arctique. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Isaac Kabuha, who decided to support his community in Winnipeg during COVID-19 by purchasing food and giving it to vulnerable community members, including elders, persons with handicaps and people struggling with drug and alcool addictions. With this project, Isaac managed to connect with these persons and show how much he cares about their well being, by offering a well needed helping hand as well as following COVID-19 Safety Guidelines throughout. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, l'animatrice du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Isaac Kabuha, un Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a décidé de soutenir sa communauté à Winnipeg pendant la COVID-19 en achetant de la nourriture et en la donnant aux membres vulnérables de la communauté, notamment les personnes âgées, les personnes handicapées et les personnes aux prises avec des dépendances à la drogue et à l'alcool. Avec ce projet, Isaac a réussi à établir un lien avec ces personnes et à montrer à quel point il se soucie de leur bien-être, en leur offrant un coup de main bien nécessaire et en respectant les consignes de sécurité du COVID-19. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Rebecca Gibbons, who created The Neighbourhood Story Project, in which residents in Ottawa's Sandy Hill neighourhood, were invited to record a 2-5 minute audio story of their experiences living during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote community solidarity and connection during social distancing.  This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec Rebecca Gibbons, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a créé le projet " Neighbourhood Story ", dans le cadre duquel les habitants du quartier Sandy Hill d'Ottawa ont été invités à enregistrer un récit audio de 2 à 5 minutes sur leurs expériences de vie pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, afin de promouvoir la solidarité et les liens communautaires dans un contexte de distanciation sociale.  Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/  

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Rebecca Gibbons, who created The Neighbourhood Story Project, in which residents in Ottawa's Sandy Hill neighourhood, were invited to record a 2-5 minute audio story of their experiences living during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote community solidarity and connection during social distancing.  This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec Rebecca Gibbons, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a créé le projet " Neighbourhood Story ", dans le cadre duquel les habitants du quartier Sandy Hill d'Ottawa ont été invités à enregistrer un récit audio de 2 à 5 minutes sur leurs expériences de vie pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, afin de promouvoir la solidarité et les liens communautaires dans un contexte de distanciation sociale.  Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/  

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Rebecca Gibbons, who created The Neighbourhood Story Project, in which residents in Ottawa's Sandy Hill neighourhood, were invited to record a 2-5 minute audio story of their experiences living during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote community solidarity and connection during social distancing.  This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec Rebecca Gibbons, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a créé le projet " Neighbourhood Story ", dans le cadre duquel les habitants du quartier Sandy Hill d'Ottawa ont été invités à enregistrer un récit audio de 2 à 5 minutes sur leurs expériences de vie pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, afin de promouvoir la solidarité et les liens communautaires dans un contexte de distanciation sociale.  Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/  

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Rebecca Gibbons, who created The Neighbourhood Story Project, in which residents in Ottawa's Sandy Hill neighourhood, were invited to record a 2-5 minute audio story of their experiences living during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote community solidarity and connection during social distancing. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec Rebecca Gibbons, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a créé le projet " Neighbourhood Story ", dans le cadre duquel les habitants du quartier Sandy Hill d'Ottawa ont été invités à enregistrer un récit audio de 2 à 5 minutes sur leurs expériences de vie pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, afin de promouvoir la solidarité et les liens communautaires dans un contexte de distanciation sociale. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Salvatore, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Mia Otokiak, who organized a a workshop series celebrating the ecology of the Arctic, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, and youth leadership. We learn about the importance of plankton and marine mammals in the arctic maritime food chain. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore, l'animateur du podcast CYC, s'entretient avec Mia Otokiak, une Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a organisé une série d'ateliers sur l'écologie de l'Arctique, l'Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit et le leadership des jeunes. Nous en apprenons sur l'importance du plancton et des mammifères marins dans la chaîne alimentaire maritime arctique. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Katelyn Murray, who organized a 4 month interview series with individuals from different perspectives within the healthcare system to create a documentary style video which ties in all these perspectives on these tissues. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Vivian Patruno, animatrice du CYC Podcast, s'entretient avec Katelyn Murray, Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, qui a organisé une série d'entretiens sur 4 mois avec des personnes ayant des points de vue différents au sein du système de santé afin de créer une vidéo de style documentaire qui relie toutes ces perspectives sur ces tissus. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec le CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, d'un montant maximal de 1 500 dollars, destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

In this episode, Salvatore talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Cindy Li, one of the co-founders of Campboxes, a non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating an engaging and educational environment at home for children and families based in Saskatoon, something especially important for low income families during COVID-19. We have the opportunity to learn more about the importance of accessible resources for all and the role these play in maintaining a healthy educational, social and mental health during isolation. This episode of the #RisingYouth Podcast was developed in partnership with the CYC Podcast. For more information on #RisingYouth Community Service Grants of up to $1,500 available to youth 15-30, visit https://www.risingyouth.ca // Dans cet épisode, Salvatore s'entretient avec l'Alumni de #JeunesEnAction, Cindy Li, l'une des cofondatrices de Campboxes, une organisation à but non lucratif qui se consacre à la création d'un environnement engageant et éducatif à la maison pour les enfants et les familles basées à Saskatoon, ce qui est particulièrement important pour les familles à faibles revenus pendant le COVID-19. Nous avons l'occasion d'en apprendre davantage sur l'importance des ressources accessibles à tous et sur le rôle que celles-ci jouent dans le maintien d'une bonne santé éducative, sociale et mentale pendant l'isolement. Cet épisode du podcast #JeunesEnAction a été développé en partenariat avec CYC Podcast. Pour plus d'informations sur les subventions de service communautaire #JeunesEnAction, pouvant aller jusqu'à 1 500 dollars et destinées aux jeunes de 15 à 30 ans, visitez le site https://www.jeunesenaction.com/

Young people in and from the child welfare system have long been working towards changing how they are cared for, their transition out of state care, and ensuring support past their 18th birthday. In Canada, the network of provincial Youth In Care agencies across the country have been at the forefront of ensuring these matters are addressed. The national body working with all these provincial organizations is Youth In Care Canada (YICC). In this episode of CYC Podcast the new president of YICC speaks about the organization, some of the pressing issues facing young people in and transitioning out of care, and how those working with young people can support these clear calls for action.   To learn more about YICC, please visit https://youthincare.ca/ 

Young people in and from the child welfare system have long been working towards changing how they are cared for, their transition out of state care, and ensuring support past their 18th birthday. In Canada, the network of provincial Youth In Care agencies across the country have been at the forefront of ensuring these matters are addressed. The national body working with all these provincial organizations is Youth In Care Canada (YICC). In this episode of CYC Podcast the new president of YICC speaks about the organization, some of the pressing issues facing young people in and transitioning out of care, and how those working with young people can support these clear calls for action.   To learn more about YICC, please visit https://youthincare.ca/ 

Young people in and from the child welfare system have long been working towards changing how they are cared for, their transition out of state care, and ensuring support past their 18th birthday. In Canada, the network of provincial Youth In Care agencies across the country have been at the forefront of ensuring these matters are addressed. The national body working with all these provincial organizations is Youth In Care Canada (YICC). In this episode of CYC Podcast the new president of YICC speaks about the organization, some of the pressing issues facing young people in and transitioning out of care, and how those working with young people can support these clear calls for action. To learn more about YICC, please visit https://youthincare.ca/   

In this episode, Amira and Eva talk about climate emergencies. They sit down in Montreal with Anjelika Jangazina, a slow fashion enthusiast and #RisingYouth alumni who founded Zero Waste, and Isabelle L'Héritier, an Engagement Coordinator at Green Peace, to discuss easy ways to be more environmentally responsible. The intention with this series, produced in partnership with CYC Podcast and TakingITGlobal, is to give the floor to young leaders. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xl7YB6FYemq3t2cgYD5C2pt3tioYbZkqeS0iewEjkRA/edit?usp=sharing Dans cet épisode enregistré à Montréal, Amira et Eva échangent sur l'urgence climatique qui secoue notre planète d'années en années. Afin d'en apprendre un peu plus sur cette situation et d'agir en conséquence, elles discutent avec une #JeunesEnAction, Anjelika Jangazina, fondatrice du projet Zéro Déchet et passionnée de slow fashion, et Isabelle L'Héritier chargée de mobilisation chez GreenPeace. L'intention derrière cette série, produite en partenariat avec CYC Podcast et TakingItGlobal, est de laisser la parole aux jeunes porteurs de changements positifs au sein de leur communauté. For more information about our programs please visit https://www.risingyouth.ca/

This episode, a collaboration between CYC Podcast and #RisingYouth, a program of TakingITGlobal, is a conversation with Justine Yu. Justine talks about the magazine and community building project called Living Hyphen. Living Hyphen began as a journal that explores the experiences of hyphenated Canadians – that is, individuals who call Canada home but who have roots in faraway places. To learn more about the Living Hyphen please see https://livinghyphen.ca/ or visit their blog at https://medium.com/living-hyphen. And to find out how to signup for your own grant go to https://www.risingyouth.ca/ For our french listeners please check out this link! For our English listeners please check out this link!

In this episode recorded in Montreal, Amira and Eva sit down with three #RisingYouth alumni to discuss ways to transform your passion into action. Nadia discusses her art project in a high school bathroom, Steeve talks about his Community Brunch, and Harry elaborates on his Youth Magazine. The intention with this series, produced in partnership with CYC Podcast and TakingITGlobal, is to give the floor to young leaders. View the English transcript! Dans cet épisode enregistré à Montréal, Amira et Eva s'entretiennent avec trois anciens participants du programme #JeunesEnAction et discute de façons de transformer votre passion en action. Nadia nous parle du projet artistique qu'elle va réaliser dans les toilettes d'une école secondaire, Harry nous partage les détails de la conception de son magazine jeunesse tandis que Steeve nous donne l'eau à la bouffe avec son projet de brunchs communautaires. L'intention derrière cette série, produite en partenariat avec CYC Podcast et TakingItGlobal, est de laisser la parole aux jeunes porteurs de changements positifs au sein de leur communauté. For more information regarding our programs please visit https://www.risingyouth.ca/

This episode, a collaboration between CYC Podcast and #Rising Youth, a program of Taking It Global, is a conversation with Justine Yu. Justine talks about the magazine and community building project called Living Hyphen. Living Hyphen began as a journal that explores the experiences of hyphenated Canadians – that is, individuals who call Canada home but who have roots in faraway places. To learn more about the Living Hyphen please see https://livinghyphen.ca/ or visit their blog at https://medium.com/living-hyphen. And to find out how to signup for your own grant go to https://www.risingyouth.ca/  For our french listeners please check out this link!

This episode, a collaboration between CYC Podcast and #Rising Youth, a program of Taking It Global, is a conversation with Justine Yu. Justine talks about the magazine and community building project called Living Hyphen. Living Hyphen began as a journal that explores the experiences of hyphenated Canadians – that is, individuals who call Canada home but who have roots in faraway places. To learn more about the Living Hyphen please see https://livinghyphen.ca/ or visit their blog at https://medium.com/living-hyphen. And to find out how to signup for your own grant go to https://www.risingyouth.ca/  For our french listeners please check out this link!

This episode, a collaboration between CYC Podcast and #Rising Youth, a program of Taking It Global, is a conversation with Justine Yu. Justine talks about the magazine and community building project called Living Hyphen. Living Hyphen began as a journal that explores the experiences of hyphenated Canadians – that is, individuals who call Canada home but who have roots in faraway places. To learn more about the Living Hyphen please see https://livinghyphen.ca/ or visit their blog at https://medium.com/living-hyphen. And to find out how to signup for your own grant go to https://www.risingyouth.ca/  For our french listeners please check out this link!

In this episode recorded in Montreal, Amira and Eva sit down with three #RisingYouth alumni to discuss ways to transform your passion into action. Nadia discusses her art project in a high school bathroom, Steeve talks about his Community Brunch, and Harry elaborates on his Youth Magazine. The intention with this series, produced in partnership with CYC Podcast and TakingITGlobal, is to give the floor to young leaders. English Transcript here Dans cet épisode enregistré à Montréal, Amira et Eva s'entretiennent avec trois anciens participants du programme #JeunesEnAction et discute de façons de transformer votre passion en action. Nadia nous parle du projet artistique qu'elle va réaliser dans les toilettes d'une école secondaire, Harry nous partage les détails de la conception de son magazine jeunesse tandis que Steeve nous donne l'eau à la bouffe avec son projet de brunches communautaires. L’intention derrière cette série, produite en partenariat avec CYC Podcast et TakingItGlobal, est de laisser la parole aux jeunes porteurs de changements positifs au sein de leur communauté.

In this episode recorded in Montreal, Amira and Eva sit down with three #RisingYouth alumni to discuss ways to transform your passion into action. Nadia discusses her art project in a high school bathroom, Steeve talks about his Community Brunch, and Harry elaborates on his Youth Magazine. The intention with this series, produced in partnership with CYC Podcast and TakingITGlobal, is to give the floor to young leaders. English Transcript Here Dans cet épisode enregistré à Montréal, Amira et Eva s'entretiennent avec trois anciens participants du programme #JeunesEnAction et discute de façons de transformer votre passion en action. Nadia nous parle du projet artistique qu'elle va réaliser dans les toilettes d'une école secondaire, Harry nous partage les détails de la conception de son magazine jeunesse tandis que Steeve nous donne l'eau à la bouffe avec son projet de brunchs communautaires. L’intention derrière cette série, produite en partenariat avec CYC Podcast et TakingItGlobal, est de laisser la parole aux jeunes porteurs de changements positifs au sein de leur communauté.

In this episode recorded in Montreal, Amira and Eva sit down with three #RisingYouth alumni to discuss ways to transform your passion into action. Nadia discusses her art project in a high school bathroom, Steeve talks about his Community Brunch, and Harry elaborates on his Youth Magazine. The intention with this series, produced in partnership with CYC Podcast and TakingITGlobal, is to give the floor to young leaders. English Transcript Here Dans cet épisode enregistré à Montréal, Amira et Eva s'entretiennent avec trois anciens participants du programme #JeunesEnAction et discute de façons de transformer votre passion en action. Nadia nous parle du projet artistique qu'elle va réaliser dans les toilettes d'une école secondaire, Harry nous partage les détails de la conception de son magazine jeunesse tandis que Steeve nous donne l'eau à la bouffe avec son projet de brunchs communautaires. L’intention derrière cette série, produite en partenariat avec CYC Podcast et TakingItGlobal, est de laisser la parole aux jeunes porteurs de changements positifs au sein de leur communauté.

This conversation between Wolfgang Vachon, Michael Furdyk and Jennifer Corriero introduces an exciting new pilot partnership between CYC Podcast and #RisingYouth (https://www.risingyouth.ca/) a project of TakingITGlobal (https://www.tigweb.org/). Jennifer and Michael introduce #Rising Youth & TakingITGlobal, speak about some of the projects they support, and why TIG and CYC Podcast are collaborating. We also talk about the politics of language when creating podcasts in a multi-lingual country. The first #RisingYouth Podcast will launch on January 22nd, and every Wednesday after that!

This conversation with Michael Furdyk and Jennifer Corriero introduces an exciting new pilot partnership between CYC Podcast and Rising Youth (https://www.risingyouth.ca/) a project of TakingItGlobal (https://www.tigweb.org/). Jennifer and Michael introduce  #Rising Youth & TakingItGlobal, speak about some of the projects they support, and why we are doing this collaboration. We also talk about the politics of language when creating podcasts in a multi-lingual country.    Starting in January, CYC Podcast will start doing a French language podcast each month, we will also be doing bilingual podcasts, and will be working towards providing transcripts of the podcasts in at least two languages. By February we will increase our schedule to deliver a podcast every Wednesday, hosted by a variety of people. Salvatore will continue on the 2nd Wednesday of the month and Wolfgang will still be on the last Wednesday. We will be adding new hosts on the 1st, 3rd (and when there are 5 Wednesday’s, the 4th) Wednesday of each month.   We are excited about these changes and look forward to developing new, diverse, and engaging conversations in the coming months.

This conversation with Michael Furdyk and Jennifer Corriero introduces an exciting new pilot partnership between CYC Podcast and #Rising Youth (https://www.risingyouth.ca/) a project of Taking it Global (https://www.tigweb.org/). Jennifer and Michael introduce #Rising Youth TakingItGlobal, speak about some of the projects they support, and why we are doing this collaboration. We also talk about the politics of language when creating podcasts in a multi-lingual country.    Starting in January, CYC Podcast will start doing a French language podcast each month, we will also be doing bilingual podcasts, and will be working towards providing transcripts of the podcasts in at least two languages. By February we will increase our schedule to deliver a podcast every Wednesday, hosted by a variety of people. Salvatore will continue on the 2nd Wednesday of the month and Wolfgang will still be on the last Wednesday. We will be adding new hosts on the 1st, 3rd (and when there are 5 Wednesday’s, the 4th) Wednesday of each month.   We are excited about these changes and look forward to developing new, diverse, and engaging conversations in the coming months.

This conversation with Michael Furdyk and Jennifer Corriero introduces an exciting new pilot partnership between CYC Podcast and Rising Youth (https://www.risingyouth.ca/) a project of TakingItGlobal (https://www.tigweb.org/). Jennifer and Michael introduce  #Rising Youth & TakingItGlobal, speak about some of the projects they support, and why we are doing this collaboration. We also talk about the politics of language when creating podcasts in a multi-lingual country.    Starting in January, CYC Podcast will start doing a French language podcast each month, we will also be doing bilingual podcasts, and will be working towards providing transcripts of the podcasts in at least two languages. By February we will increase our schedule to deliver a podcast every Wednesday, hosted by a variety of people. Salvatore will continue on the 2nd Wednesday of the month and Wolfgang will still be on the last Wednesday. We will be adding new hosts on the 1st, 3rd (and when there are 5 Wednesday’s, the 4th) Wednesday of each month.   We are excited about these changes and look forward to developing new, diverse, and engaging conversations in the coming months.

We're back with the 2nd part of the conversation with fellow podcast hosts for So Fat, So Brave. Once again Eva, Favy (Latinos Who Lunch and Art People Podcast) and Myte (Cabronas y Chingonas) join together again to talk about Fat Representation and it gets personal. Shortly after recording our first fat representation episode, we realized a bunch of new content had come out that we wanted to discuss, including Shrill, Euphoria, American Housewife Special, and more! You can follow their socials at Favy @favyfav and his podcasts @latinoswholunch @artpeoplepod and Myte @mytepanda @cycpodcast Stay tuned for our rescheduled Grey Space IDENTITY show & other upcoming events

This week we bring you a special episode from our podcast primxs, Cabronas y Chingonas. - "This extra long episode is jam-packed with star power! Myte is joined by the amazing Favy Fav of Latinos Who Lunch podcast and Eva Arreguin of De Colores Radio to talk about fat representation in the media. It's no surprise that the current state of it is trash but nevertheless we get into it! Follow Eva @EvaArreguin and Favy @FavyFav Their respective podcasts: @DeColoresCo and @latinoswholunch @artpeoplepod" Look out for all our upcoming events and submit for our "Identity" Grey Space happening in October. Make sure to subscribe and follow Cabronas y Chingonas @CYCpodcast and cuidanse

Myte from QPOC focused podcast Cabronas y Chingonas joins us as Baby Chingona for our in-depth and critical discussion of Roswell, New Mexico. Maria is our Roswell New Mexico Chingona, and we all agree she's the kind of friend you want, "like, let's have a shot of tequila about it!" We sip through many discussion points, including that book-tastic sex scene, LGBTQ Rep, Disability Rep, Native Rep, Undocumented Immigrant Rep, and our love of Rosa. Our Sipster consensus on Season 1 of the delicious reboot is that we want MORE of MORE. Music by Patrick Lee Join the convo on twitter @3SippingSisters and @CYCPodcast

This week we bring yet another special episode from our cousin podcast Cabronas Y Chingonas (CYC) - "Today's lecture is guided by the one and only Babelito of Latinos Who Lunch podcast! Get to know about the inspiration behind the professor's studies and how our world revolves around the colonial period. Then take inspiration from Juana Inés, whose life and story was dramatized on the Netflix series of the same name." Follow Cabronas y Chingonas @CYCpodcast and cabronasychingonas.com #SupportBrownPodcasts #SupportLatinxAcademics #SupportLatinxPodcasts #lwlpod #podsincolor

This week we bring you a very special episode from our cousin podcast Cabronas y Chingonas (CYC Podcast) - "This extra long episode is jam packed with star power! Myte is joined by the amazing Favy Fav of Latinos Who Lunch podcast and Eva Arreguin of De Colores Radio to talk about fat representation in the media. It's no surprise that the current state of it is trash but nevertheless we get into it! Follow Eva @EvaArreguin and Favy at @FavyFav Their respective podcasts: @DeColoresCo and @latinoswholunch @artpeoplepod" Follow Cabronas y Chingonas @CYCpodcast and cabronasychingonas.com #SupportBrownPodcasts #FatRepresentation #SupportLatinxPodcasts

We are joined in the studio by the queer Latina director of our dreams, Aurora Guerrero! Creator of Mosquita y Mari (the very first film we ever covered) and activist from the Bay, Aurora gives us an insight to her upbringing, inspirations, and filming as an activist with respect and authenticity. She's inspired us for years through her art and now on this episode, which is jam packed with golden advice for POC creators! Watch Mosquita y Mari on Hulu! Full show notes and links will be available on cabronasychingonas.com Follow us at @CYCpodcast on Twitter and Instagram, Facebook.com/cycpod, Patreon.com/cycpodcast #auroraguerrero #mosquitaymari

Today's lecture is guided by the one and only Babelito of Latinos Who Lunch podcast! Get to know about the inspiration behind the professor's studies and how our world revolves around the colonial period. Then take inspiration from Juana Inés, whose life and story was dramatized on the Netflix series of the same name.  Be sure to listen to Babelito on Latinoswholunch.com Follow him at @babelito on Instagram and @latinoswholunch Support us at patreon.com/cycpodcast Follow us @CYCpodcast and facebook.com/cycpodcast Full show notes and links can be found on cabronasychingonas.com #supportbrownpodcasts #juanaines

Nociones básicas sobre el nuevo Reglamento General de Protección de Datos de España que, a partir de mayo, sustituye a la actual Ley Orgánica de Protección de Datos de Carácter Personal.

Nociones básicas sobre el nuevo Reglamento General de Protección de Datos de España que, a partir de mayo, sustituye a la actual Ley Orgánica de Protección de Datos de Carácter Personal.

It's another #supportbrownpodcasts crossover! Richard of Songmess podcast joined FriedPapita while in Dallas for an extraordinary episode covering music, identity, campy films, and more! Tune in until the end for a quick update from the cabrona y chingona! Catch FriedPapita at 214 Selena and Myte at ClexaCon in Las Vegas! Watch our Instagram Live on Sunday April 1st around 1-2pm PST. Follow Songmess @Songmess on Instagram, @songmessmusic on Twitter, and listen on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow us @CYCpodcast on IG, Twitter, and SnapChat. Facebook.com/cycpod and Patreon.com/cycpodcast (next week is a bloopers episode!) We're now on Spotify! #supportbrownpodcasts #music

This episode is a discussion about sexual predators, sexual harassment, sexual abuse in the music industry and ways to respond. Mike Yorke, the editor of CYC Podcast and a working musician talks to Wolfgang about what he has seen in the music industry and his attempts to address it, on a personal level. This episode is a conversation with two men endeavoring to take responsibility for, and find ways to address, sexual violence and misogyny. Towards the end of the episode we consider ways to talk with young men entering into the music industry.

This episode is a discussion about sexual predators, sexual harassment, sexual abuse in the music industry and ways to respond. Mike Yorke, the editor of CYC Podcast and a working musician talks to Wolfgang about what he has seen in the music industry and his attempts to address it, on a personal level. This episode is a conversation with two men endeavoring to take responsibility for, and find ways to address, sexual violence and misogyny. Towards the end of the episode we consider ways to talk with young men entering into the music industry.

Myte had the pleasure of interviewing Julio Salgado, a queer, Latinx artist living in L.A. They talk about being undocumented and using art as a form of activism, his web series Undocumented and Awkward, and finding himself represented in the media. From Will and Grace to One Day at a Time, we talk about shows and films that have shaped who we are today. Find Julio on Instagram @JulioSalgado83, or on his website JulioSalgadoArt.com FriedPapita and Myte also shout out their first Patreon supporters! Support us at Patreon.com/cycpodcast and receive exclusive extras. Follow us @CYCpodcast and Facebook.com/CYCpodcast E-mail: CYCpodcastmail@gmail.com #PantallaInclusiva #InclusiveScreens #QueerArt

Happy holidays from the Cabronas y Chingonas! In this episode we talk about our Podcasterio Fest experience and try to get into the Christmas spirit. FriedPapita talks about her love/hate relationship with the film Carol and Myte gives a non-spoilery (for once) review of Coco. Bear with us, for this is our first ever long distance recording! Follow us @CYCpodcast E-mail us: CYCpodcastmail@gmail.com #Carol #Coco #SupportBrownPodcasts

This episode is all about Guillermo Del Toro, the Mexican screenwriter, director, and producer of films. FriedPapita explores Pacific Rim, a higher budget Hollywood film that Del Toro created just a few years ago. Myte dissects Pan's Labyrinth, a more personal project of his that has maintained it's popularity for over a decade. Talk to us @CYCpodcast E-mail us: CYCpodcastmail@gmail.com Don't forget to rate and review! #GuillermoDelToro #PansLabyrinth #PacificRim

This is the last of our presentations from the Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care conference which took place in June 2017.This episode is the closing keynote presentation by Theresa Fraser, with some help from Eric and Julie, who she introduces during the presentation. Theresa and her husband have been treatment foster parents for over 25 years. Theresa has taught in CYC programs since 1999 and published books, book chapters, journal articles and been a regular contributor to magazines. Theresa has also been ordained as an ecumenical Minister and is a Birth and Death doula. For more information about Theresa’s play therapy work, you can listen to a conversation with her from the May 23rd, 2012 episode on www.CYCpodcast.org

This is the last of our presentations from the Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care conference which took place in June 2017.This episode is the closing keynote presentation by Theresa Fraser, with some help from Eric and Julie, who she introduces during the presentation. Theresa and her husband have been treatment foster parents for over 25 years. Theresa has taught in CYC programs since 1999 and published books, book chapters, journal articles and been a regular contributor to magazines. Theresa has also been ordained as an ecumenical Minister and is a Birth and Death doula. For more information about Theresa’s play therapy work, you can listen to a conversation with her from the May 23rd, 2012 episode on www.CYCpodcast.org

Sandra Davis is a foster parent whose been loving, caring for, and supporting young women for over 15 years. In this conversation, Sandra discusses the joys and challenges of foster care, where she sees it going in the future, and provides some thoughts for those considering becoming a foster parent.   Thank you for listening to our 100th episode! Please feel free to LIKE us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/CYCPodcast, and subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher! 

Sandra Davis is a foster parent whose been loving, caring for, and supporting young women for over 15 years. In this conversation, Sandra discusses the joys and challenges of foster care, where she sees it going in the future, and provides some thoughts for those considering becoming a foster parent.   Thank you for listening to our 100th episode! Please feel free to LIKE us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/CYCPodcast, and subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher!