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Talking Burma

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by Burma-Canadian Association of Ontario

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4 episodes

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Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Artwork by Yuzana Wynn. Produced by the Burma-Canadian Association of Ontario (BCAO). The BCAO Podcasting team is lead by Napas Thein, Yuzana Wynn, Aung Zaw Htoon, and Mimi Yee. Learn more about the BCAO at https://burmacanadianassociation.ca .

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May 13, 2025

Episode 4: Millen Kim - Chin State, Refugees in Mizoram, and the Chin Diaspora

In this episode, we speak with Millen Kim on her recent <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eVQP5gqP46zzrfd2A3GyLf5IqpAPcW88/view" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">research study</a> with the <a href="https://cyona.org/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Chin Youth Organization of North America (CYONA)</a> focused on Chin refugees located in India's Mizoram State. Topics:<ol><li>Research Findings (2:16)</li><li>Historical Context of Chin People's Struggles (10:12)</li><li>Cultural Diversity of Chin State (13:09)</li><li>Challenge of International Aid and Community Support (14:54)</li><li>Young Chin Refugees (19:58)</li><li>Legal Complications for Refugees (24:03)</li><li>Mental Health Crises for Chin Refugees (28:05)</li><li>Community Integration and Language Barriers (31:14)</li><li>Further Opportunities for Chin Refugee Youth (33:15)</li><li>Recommendations for Humanitarian Aid (35:12)</li><li>Personal Background (40:04)</li><li>Aspirations (46:08)</li></ol> Millen Kim is a graduating political science student based at the University of British Columbia who embarked on a study with the CYONA. She serves as the Vice President of the Chin Community of Canada's youth board, Board Secretary of the Chin Youth Organization of North America, and Youth Ministry Executive of the Vancouver Chin Baptist Church. Find a copy of the CYONA Report <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eVQP5gqP46zzrfd2A3GyLf5IqpAPcW88/view" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">here</a>. Burma-Canadian Association of Ontario: <a href="burmacanadianassociation.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Website</a>

September 10, 2024

Episode 3: Isabella Aung - The 1.5th Generation, Burma Research, and Spring University

In this episode, we speak with Isabella Aung on her experiences in Burma and growing up in the US and Canada. Isabella Aung is a doctoral candidate in Political Studies at Queen’s University, Canada. Her research focuses on how contemporary authoritarian power is both contested and sustained through social media and how this process is gendered. Born in Myanmar, Isabella migrated to the United States as a young teen. She later moved to Canada to pursue her graduate studies. She is currently a UBC Myanmar Initiative Fellow, a Civil War Paths Fellow at the University of York, an inaugural Public Scholarship Fellow at Queen's University, a Conference of Defence Associations (CDA) Institute Fellow, and a Myanmar Policy and Community Knowledge Hub (MyPACK) Fellow at the University of Toronto. She is also the Head of the Comparative Politics Diploma Program at Spring University Myanmar, which provides youth in and from Myanmar access to university-level education during the current political crisis. Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias. Music Credits: Kinetics by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

June 16, 2024

Episode 2: NUG Minister of Human Rights Aung Myo Min - From One Revolution to Another

U Aung Myo Min is the Minister of Human Rights for the National Unity Government of Myanmar. The National Unity Government, or NUG for short, was formed shortly after the Myanmar military enacted a coup against the elected government in 2021. The formation of the NUG lead to the formation of the country’s first ever Ministry of Human Rights. U Aung Myo Min is not a career politician. Throughout his life he first served as a revolutionary, activist and NGO worker. He is also known to be the first ever LGBT activist in Burma’s history. Listen in to learn more about the life of Minister U Aung Myo Min. Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias. Music Credits: Kinetics by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

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What is Talking Burma?: Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront.

Artwork by Yuzana Wynn. Produced by the Burma-Canadian Association of Ontario (BCAO). The BCAO Podcasting team is lead by Napas Thein, Yuzana Wynn, Aung Zaw Htoon, and Mimi Yee.

Learn more about the BCAO at https://burmacanadianassociation.ca .
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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