Social Justice Voices Podcast

About Social Justice Voices Podcast

A Canadian youth-created podcast dedicated to addressing issues of fairness, welfare, and justice. We feature interviews with local and global leaders and experts who are committed to improving the world around them.

Publisher

By Boyd Students

Category

government · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Apr 2022

Latest episode

17 Jun 2026

Latest episodes

4 of 23 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   17 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Examining Human Trafficking in Canada with "Children of the Street" Workshop Facilitator Chantelle Wacchan

   Host Mia Nieswandt and Isabel Scott interview Children of the Street Workshop Facilitator Chantelle Wacchan about understanding and preventing human trafficking in Canada.

2. 

   8 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Empowering Women, Ending Violence With "Ending Violence Association of BC" Educational Director Ninu Kang

   Host Savannah Vigario and Isabelle Chen interview Ninu Kang, Educational Director of Ending Violence Association of BC, about supporting survivors and advocating for social change.

3. 

   27 May 2024TRANSCRIPT

   Unpacking Intersectionality, Discrimination, and Inclusivity With Activist, Filmmaker, and Founder of Sher Vancouver Alex Sangha

   In this episode, Macy Mercado, Ryan Monaghan, and Erin Teraoka talk with Vancouver activist, social worker, and filmmaker Alex Sangha about his work in the community and the queer South Asian experience. Mr. Sangha is the founder of Sher Vacouver, a charity dedicated to supporting queer South Asians, as well as friends, family, and allies. This conversation with Mr. Sangha highlights the challenges faced by minorities in Canada and the importance of inclusion and acceptance in making change.

Inside a recent episode

Examining Human Trafficking in Canada with "Children of the Street" Workshop Facilitator Chantelle Wacchan

Published 17 Jun 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] But it could look ordinary, right? So trafficking could look like someone who's still going to school, that still connects with friends, still goes to their part-time job. Trafficking could look like someone offering gifts that we've mentioned earlier. And over time, it could look like grooming, right? Building that relationship of trust. And so over time, that person that's building this trust will slowly introduce those methods of control or exploitation to take advantage of that victim. And just to add on of how it could happen, it's not just in person at parties or someone that you meet through a friend of a friend, but it can also happen through online spaces as well. 30 years ago, we've seen a lot of victims, especially teens and young kids, being trafficked more so on the streets, where now what we're seeing is that young people, kids, teens are being contacted through social media apps, through gaming platforms, in those everyday kind of social media environments. […]

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