FOOTSTEPS
Podcast Description
"FOOTSTEPS" is an engaging audio series produced by the Faculty of Law at the University of Manitoba, aimed at discussing the Master of Human Rights Program, students making a difference, and fostering a deeper understanding of human rights issues. This podcast serves as an educational platform, featuring insightful discussions with students, professors, experts and practitioners in the field of human rights. Each episode delves into various topics, such as social justice, international law, and humanitarian efforts, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of the MHR program and how it is responding to challenges in human rights education and advocacy. By highlighting stories and perspectives of MHR students and other changemakers around the globe, the podcast not only educates but also inspires listeners to consider an educational and career path in human rights and become and become agents of change. Whether you are a student, a professional, or simply an interested individual, this podcast offers valuable insights and a broadened perspective on the vital issues surrounding human rights and human rights education today.
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The podcast focuses on human rights issues and education, including social justice, international law, and humanitarian efforts. Episodes like 'Do you really know your ABCs?' delve into the connections between education and human rights, while interviews with students and professionals offer personal narratives, such as Kira's journey into human rights advocacy and Dr. Laura Reimer's insights on identity conflicts in education.
“FOOTSTEPS” is an engaging audio series produced by the Faculty of Law at the University of Manitoba, aimed at discussing the Master of Human Rights Program, students making a difference, and fostering a deeper understanding of human rights issues. This podcast serves as an educational platform, featuring insightful discussions with students, professors, experts and practitioners in the field of human rights.
Each episode delves into various topics, such as social justice, international law, and humanitarian efforts, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of the MHR program and how it is responding to challenges in human rights education and advocacy. By highlighting stories and perspectives of MHR students and other changemakers around the globe, the podcast not only educates but also inspires listeners to consider an educational and career path in human rights and become and become agents of change.
Whether you are a student, a professional, or simply an interested individual, this podcast offers valuable insights and a broadened perspective on the vital issues surrounding human rights and human rights education today.
Annie Guglia (she/her) is a four-time Canadian national champion and the first Canadian woman to compete in street skateboarding at the Olympic Games. Through her work as a professional athlete, community organizer, and advocate, she is helping advance gender equity and the right of everyone to participate in sport and the right to play.
At eleven, Annie was fascinated by skateboarding but too intimidated to enter her local skatepark. In conversation with Master of Human Rights student Maddy Nowosad, she reflects on the people who invited her in, the importance of creating welcoming first experiences, and why grassroots organizing must be supported by policies and structures that make inclusion real.
Episode Host: Maddy Nowosad (she/her)
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