A panel hosted by CiTR's Accessibility Collective asks: what is adaptive technology and adaptive fashion? Accessibility Collective members sit down with three panelists to discuss the topic and share personal stories. Panelists: Kevin Tija, Alison Klein and Yat Li

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Adaptive Technology & Fashion

A panel hosted by CiTR's Indigenous Collective talks about personal and professional journeys — where they take us and how they change us. Featuring: Indigenous Collective Coordinator Steph Wood and collective members Wacey Little Light, Jess Mackie, Autumn Schnell and Jamuna Galay-Tamang.

Journeys

A panel hosted by CiTR's Gender Empowerment Collective talks about Black masculinity, Black feminism and how BIPOC need to "swim through white tears" to get over white fragility and into meaningful conversations about race and gender empowerment. Featuring: Sandra Iroegbu from Black Lives Matter Vancouver, Brandon Barnes of UBC's Black Student's Union and Sydney Henry of UBC's Black Student's Union.

A Discussion on Race and Blacktivism in Vancouver

A panel hosted by CiTR's Indigenous Collective discusses the local and international conversation around the January 2019 conflict on Wet'suwet'en territory. Featuring: CBC Indigenous reporter Chantelle Bellerichard, UNDRIP expert Sheryl Lightfoot and poet Autumn Schnell

How We're Talking about Wet'suwet'en

In this episode, CiTR's Accessibility Collective speaks with three panelists about disability terminology and language. Featuring: Nicole Le, Alison Klein and Mark John Babor.

Disability Terminology & Language

A panel hosted by CiTR's Gender Empowerment Collective discusses Vancouver's lack of ethnic and cultural diversity in the wake of Vancouver's newly elected, majority white City Council. Featuring: former Vancouver City Councillor Ellen Woodsworth, activist Kimberley Wong and UBC Political Science student Alex Lloyd.

Lack of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity on City Council

CiTR 101.9FM and Discorder Magazine present, CONVERSATIONS! A live panel podcast hosted by CiTR's Indigenous, Accessibility and Gender Empowerment spoken word collectives. Conversations features diverse voices discussing a range of topics relevant to CiTR's communities. Subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher, we’ll have a new episode for you every Friday starting March 29th.

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