Welcome to the Possibility Seeds Podcast!

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We’re so excited to share the first season of the Possibility Seeds Podcast! This is a podcast for anyone interested in gender justice activism in Canada, hosted by Farrah Khan and produced by Vocal Fry Studios.

We created this podcast to amplify stories of folks doing the good, challenging, intersectional work of gender justice activism. These are multi-generational conversations between student leaders who are newer to this work, and long-time activists who’ve been involved in some of Canada’s most historic organizing.

All these leaders inspire us and fuel our belief that positive change is possible. Join them as they discuss what’s changed in gender justice organizing, what different generations of activists can learn from each other, and what gives them joy and hope. This is a documentation of local feminist histories and a celebration of new futures being created!

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Episode 1: Healing-Centered Organizing

In this episode, Casandra Fullwood, Bronte Ibbotson, and Pamela Cross join us to talk about the importance of centering healing, joy, and self-care in the movement against gender-based violence.

Episode 2: Trans-Affirming Gender-based violence services

In this episode, Keneisha Charles, Jiaqing Wilson-Yang, and Rosalyn Forrester join us to discuss gender-affirming care, and how we can centre trans and non-binary experiences in gender-based violence movements and support services.

Episode 3: Rooting Indigenous Feminist Resistance

In this episode, Aubrianna Snow, Audrey Huntley, and Alannah Mckay join us to discuss occupying colonial spaces as Indigenous women, justice for MMIWG2S, and the healing power of auntie laughter.

Episode 4: Centering Black Survivors in Gender-Based Violence Work

In this episode, Fechi Onyegbule, Chloe Kemeni, and Notisha Massaquoi join us to discuss uprooting anti-Blackness in mainstream gender justice movements, designing GBV support systems to centre Black survivors, and creating communities of healing.

EPISODE 5: SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

In this episode, Radhika Gupta and Deepa Mattoo join Farrah to discuss intersections of gender and migrant justice, their different experiences as South Asian women, challenges that international student survivors face on Canadian campuses, and their shared love of dance.

        

Created by Possibility Seeds. Project team: Farrah Khan, Emily Allan, Anoodth Naushan, Laura Murray, and Chenthoori Malankov-Milton. Produced by Vocal Fry Studios. Graphic design by Kitty Rodé with elements from Zoie Haider.

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