Hiring Care, Episode 5: The Cost Is Unacceptable
Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (...
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C2Y: Discussions on Child and Youth Care
Discussions with, and for, young people, parents and professionals who care about the youth social service system.
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20 of 50 episodesHiring Care, Episode 4: There’s Constantly A Call For People To Share Their Culture
Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (...
Hiring Care, Episode 3: A Broken System
Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (...
Hiring Care, Episode 2: A Leg Up
Hiring Care is an audio drama inquiry created from one-on-one conversations with 10 child and youth care practitioners (CYCPs) “from care” (...
Hiring Care, Episode 1: Care Is Not Intuitive
In this episode Wolfgang Vachon says goodbye as host of CYC Podcast. He also talks about the new team taking over the podcast : Vivian Patru...
Raising Awareness about Maritime Ecology
On this episode, Salvatore, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Mia Otokiak, who organized a a workshop series celebrating the ecology of the Arc...
Uniting People Through Stories With Rebecca Gibbons
On this episode, Vivian Patruno, Host of the CYC Podcast, talks with #RisingYouth Alumni Rebecca Gibbons, who created The Neighbourhood Stor...
Child and Youth Care Graduate Program Information Panel
This episode is a recording of a Child and Youth Care graduate school information panel that took place November 30, 2021. Graduate school p...
Moving Queer Visibilities into Identity-Sustaining Practices in CYC: A conversation with A. Longoria
In this episode A. Longoria talks about “identity-sustaining practices” in Child and Youth Care, education, and academia. They begin by aski...
Possibilities, Futures, and Queer World-Making in CYC: A conversation with Audrey Wolfe and Mattie Walker
Wolfgang speaks with Audrey Wolfe and Mattie Walker about the recently published special issue of the International Journal of Child, youth,...
ReFiled: An Audio Drama Inquiry About Care
This month we are showcasing episode 7 from ReFiled, a research-based fiction podcast created with Child and Youth Care practitioners who ha...
Beyond Surviving the Child Welfare System, Paths to Thriving with David Lewis-Pert and Meagan Lindley
David Lewis-Pert and Meagan Lindley talk about their work at the Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies (OACAS) and the annual Yout...
Chanice McAnuff and Vivian Patruno on What to Lookout for in a Worker (Part 2)
On this episode Chanice McAnuff of (founder of Project Outsoders) and Vivian Patruno (Producer and Editor) continue their discussion regardi...
Success Factors of Foster Care Alumni in Postsecondary Education: A conversation with Sean Elliott
Sean Elliott discusses his recently completed study with graduates of college or university programs and who have lived in residential place...
Chanice McAnuff and Vivian Patruno on What to Lookout for in a Worker (Part 1)
On this episode Chanice McAnuff of (founder of Project Outsoders) and Vivian Patruno (Producer and Editor) discuss their experience growing...
ReFiled: Working in care when you come from care: A conversation with Krysten Bonikowsky and Shannon Cherry
In this episode, Wolfgang speaks with Krysten Bonikowsky and Shannon Cherry, about the research project Tuning into Child and Youth Care: An...
Video games and Relational Practice: A conversation with Aaron Crhak
Aaron Crhak talks about the use of video games within child and youth care practice. Exploring games as a way to build relationship, practic...
Episode 39 - Jeremiah Otis on the Importance of Youth Community Initiatives
In this episode Jeremiah Otis sits down with Salvatore to discuss music based programs in at risk areas. Jeremiah is a youth advocate, music...
Episode 14 - Sam on the LGBTQIA+ Experinece
For our season finale, we sat down and had a conversation with Samuel Ashirbekov. He is a transgender female to male and an aspiring advocat...
Episode 13 - Vivian On Permanence After Care
Welcome back to Project Outsiders. If you are returning, thank you so much for coming back and tuning into our podcast. We really appreciate...
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