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BC Youth Council Chats was created in efforts to reach youth on various topics and starting conversations geared towards youth empowerment and knowledge. The BC Youth Council is a network of youth aged 14-24 from across British Columbia that provides a platform for change across the province. This change is achieved through working closely with politicians and community organizations, sharing voices with other youth, and making differences both provincially and locally.
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In this podcast we get in depth information regarding the importance of student publification and the work done by SPFA to ensure that students can express their publications. Ana Grace Rans Kolakovic, coordinator of the BCYC student reps campaigns speaks and converses with the founders of SPFA, and together reach and explore the importance of student journalism. This importance episode is endoresed by The BC Youth Council.
In our fourth episode of BC Youth Council Chats, our Deputy Chief Communication officer Sophia Nguyen dives into youth education with Tuex. Tuex is a tutoring platform that promotes the importance of education, and together they speak upon ways youth can take advantage of resources around them to grow their education.
In the second episode of the BC Youth Council Chats, the leader of our mental health campaign Sanjana Karthrik interviews transformative mental and psychological coach Shenan Charania. Through this in depth discussion, they discuss how the three principles of psychology can improve our potential and capabilites. " The BC Youth Council is a network of youth aged 14-24 from across British Columbia working together to provide a platform for change across the province. This change is achieved through collaborating with politicians and community organizations, raising awareness of youth voices, and making differences both provincially and locally."
Filmed April 29th In the third episode BC Youth Council Chats, our member Lynn Vu interviews a prominent women's rights activist from Vancouver. Covering serious topics ranging from fighting for women equality to explaining rape culture, these two amazing gals remind us why women empowerment is important. "The BC Youth Council is a network of youth aged 14-24 from across British Columbia working together to provide a platform for change across the province. This change is achieved through collaborating with politicians and community organizations, raising awareness of youth voices, and making differences both provincially and locally." *Content Warning* 1:15-1:25 speech about domestic violence and childhood abuse 1:52-1:58 speech about domestic violence and childhood abuse 5:27 - 6:00 speech about women as property 10:30- 24:00 speech about rape, sexual assault and domestic assault, violence and abuse
Filmed March 23rd In the very first episode BC Youth Council Chats, our member Daniel Wang interviews a youth leader from the lower mainland. Together, they explore the intricacies of becoming a youth leader and the hardships that come along with it. " The BC Youth Council is a network of youth aged 14-24 from across British Columbia working together to provide a platform for change across the province. This change is achieved through collaborating with politicians and community organizations, raising awareness of youth voices, and making differences both provincially and locally."
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