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Inside Human Trafficking in Canada

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by Youth Troopers for Global Action & the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth

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YTGA and the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth (MACY)'s 'Inside Human Trafficking in Canada' is a new 7-part podcast series focused on solutions to end human trafficking in Canada. Hosted by Dr. Karlee Sapoznik Evans, each episode features in-depth interviews with lived experience leaders and experts who are working to end human trafficking in their respective fields. Various areas of human trafficking will be discussed, including sexual exploitation, forced labour, and forced marriage. Join us weekly on all streaming platforms.

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April 5, 2022

Ending Human Trafficking

“YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS YOUR OPINION AND TO BE HEARD BY ADULTS.”  - Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child  “ADULTS SHOULD MAKE GOOD DECISIONS FOR YOU, ESPECIALLY FOR YOUR PROTECTION AND SAFETY.”  - Article 34 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child  Disclaimer: Brief References to Drug Use and Sexual Relations  Together, we can collaborate to end human trafficking.  In the final episode of Inside Human Trafficking in Canada, we focus on how, as community members and human rights advocates, we can do our part to support victims and survivors. Episode 7 arms us with hands-on solutions to end human trafficking of young people.  Expert Lived Experience Leader 'Mimi' Shamin Brown walks us through what has worked, what still needs to be done, and how we can get there together. Author and Illustrator of ‘I’m an Addict: In Bits & Pieces’, Shamin is a social worker and certified health and life coach with a history of sexual exploitation and sex trafficking. As a Lived Experience Leader, Shamin has participated in the anti-trafficking movement for over 20 years as both a community member and professional, and has worked with at-risk youth for over 15 years. She is passionate about reducing vulnerability to gender-based violence through public awareness and individual support. In addition to serving as a responsible survivor engagement liaison, collaborative artist, performing artist and public speaker, she supports youth and adult females in finding their voice, owning their story, and living their truth.  To learn more about 'Mimi' Shamin Brown, visit: <a href="https://shaminbrownconsulting.com" target="_blank">https://shaminbrownconsulting.com</a>  --  To read podcast transcripts and find more resources, visit: <a href="//insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com" target="_blank">insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com</a> If you’d like to ask questions, or continue this podcast conversation online, please tag us on social media using #InsideHumanTrafficking. Inside Human Trafficking in Canada is a podcast created by the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth and Youth Troopers for Global Action.  To learn more about the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth, visit: <a href="https://manitobaadvocate.ca/ " target="_blank">https://manitobaadvocate.ca/ </a> To learn more about Youth Troopers for Global Action, visit: <a href="https://ytga.com/" target="_blank">https://ytga.com/</a> Special thanks to our audio producers: Daniel Chavez from Sisepuede Productions (<a href="https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/" target="_blank">https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/</a>) and Darshan Dorka from Nexstanza; as well as Prophix Software (<a href="https://www.prophix.com/" target="_blank">https://www.prophix.com/</a>) for providing financial support to YTGA.

March 30, 2022

The Web & The Law

“YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO LEGAL HELP AND FAIR TREATMENT IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM.”  - Article 40 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child  Disclaimer: Sensitive Topics Discussed (Child Abuse Material, Harassment)  Have you stopped to think about how much of an impact the worldwide web and technology have had on human trafficking, especially during the pandemic? Episode 6 of Inside Human Trafficking in Canada focuses on this linkage between the worldwide web, the law, and human trafficking of young people.  Winnipeg Police Service Staff Sergeant Bob Chrismas, PhD walks us through these important topics and his work in the area, highlighting the critical role of the law and online solutions to end this wicked problem.  Bob Chrismas, PhD, is a Staff Sergeant in his 32nd year with the Winnipeg Police Service, an author, public speaker, scholar, and an award-winning researcher. Dr. Chrismas’ first book, entitled ‘Canadian Policing in the 21st Century: A Frontline Officer on Challenges and Changes’, continues to be used to inform current policing standards. He won the University of Manitoba’s Distinguished Dissertation Award for his doctoral research on interrupting sex trafficking in Canada. His latest book, ‘The River of Tears’ (2021), is a literary fiction novel with DIO Press, which focuses on sex trafficking in Canada and exploring its strategies and solutions.  To learn more about Bob Chrismas, visit: <a href="https://bchrismas.com" target="_blank">https://bchrismas.com</a>  --  To read podcast transcripts and find more resources, visit: <a href="//insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com" target="_blank">insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com</a> If you’d like to ask questions, or continue this podcast conversation online, please tag us on social media using #InsideHumanTrafficking. Inside Human Trafficking in Canada is a podcast created by the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth and Youth Troopers for Global Action.  To learn more about the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth, visit: <a href="https://manitobaadvocate.ca/ " target="_blank">https://manitobaadvocate.ca/ </a> To learn more about Youth Troopers for Global Action, visit: <a href="https://ytga.com/" target="_blank">https://ytga.com/</a>  Special thanks to our audio producers: Daniel Chavez from Sisepuede Productions (<a href="https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/" target="_blank">https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/</a>) and Darshan Dorka from Nexstanza; as well as Prophix Software (<a href="https://www.prophix.com/" target="_blank">https://www.prophix.com/</a>) for providing financial support to YTGA.

March 22, 2022

Forced Marriage

“YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO GET HELP IF YOU’VE BEEN ABUSED, NEGLECTED OR TREATED BADLY.”  - Article 39 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child  On this week’s Inside Human Trafficking in Canada episode, we venture into a form of human trafficking that is often disguised and yet normalized for many. Episode 5 focuses on forced marriage, which is commonly seen as a union of love between two consenting individuals. The institution of marriage, however, can be used as a legalized tool to manipulate and exploit one or both individuals, becoming a gateway for human trafficking.  Deepa Mattoo joins us to discuss the human trafficking of young people for the purpose of forced marriage, providing examples, signs of this form of trafficking, and solutions for how we can help end this problem.  Deepa Mattoo is the Executive Director of the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic as well as an Adjunct Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School. Deepa’s work is focused on ending gender-based violence, including forced marriage. Deepa has appeared before parliamentary committees and United Nations civil society meetings, commissions, and courts on human rights issues and has provided education to those working with forced marriage survivors, racialized non-status women, and immigration law clients within the context of gender-based violence.  To learn more about the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic, visit: <a href="https://schliferclinic.com " target="_blank">https://schliferclinic.com </a> --  To read podcast transcripts and find more resources, visit: <a href="//insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com" target="_blank">insidehumantraffickingincanada.wordpress.com</a> If you’d like to ask questions, or continue this podcast conversation online, please tag us on social media using #InsideHumanTrafficking. Inside Human Trafficking in Canada is a podcast created by the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth and Youth Troopers for Global Action.  To learn more about the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth, visit: <a href="https://manitobaadvocate.ca/" target="_blank">https://manitobaadvocate.ca/ </a> To learn more about Youth Troopers for Global Action, visit: <a href="https://ytga.com/ " target="_blank">https://ytga.com/ </a> Special thanks to our audio producers: Daniel Chavez from Sisepuede Productions (<a href="https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/" target="_blank">https://www.sisepuedeproductions.ca/</a>) and Darshan Dorka from Nexstanza; as well as Prophix Software (<a href="https://www.prophix.com/" target="_blank">https://www.prophix.com/</a>) for providing financial support to YTGA.

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What is Inside Human Trafficking in Canada?: YTGA and the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth (MACY)'s 'Inside Human Trafficking in Canada' is a new 7-part podcast series focused on solutions to end human trafficking in Canada. Hosted by Dr. Karlee Sapoznik Evans, each episode features in-depth interviews with lived experience leaders and experts who are working to end human trafficking in their respective fields. Various areas of human trafficking will be discussed, including sexual exploitation, forced labour, and forced marriage.

Join us weekly on all streaming platforms.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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