Welcome to Don’t Call Me Resilient, where we tackle systemic racism head-on and figure out ways to deal with it. This season, we’ll be delving into everything from tokenism at work to how long COVID is hitting women of colour especially hard. And from how climate change is wreaking havoc on the most vulnerable to how most journalists have a lot to learn about telling Indigenous stories. In each of these upcoming episodes, our guests bring their expertise to challenge us to do better. So we’ll also be looking at solutions – and sharing reasons to be hopeful for our future. Join us for Season 4 of Don’t Call Me Resilient from The Conversation Canada. Follow us and listen, wherever you get your favourite podcasts.
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Hey everyone.
Vinita here to let you about a whole new season of Don’t Call Me Resilient…
Where we tackle systemic racism head-on… and figure out ways to deal with it
This season, we’ll be delving into everything from tokenism at work…
To how long COVID is hitting women of colour especially hard …
And from how climate change is wreaking havoc on the most vulnerable
To how most journalists have a lot to learn about telling Indigenous stories.
In each of these upcoming episodes, our guests bring their expertise to challenge us to do better …
So we’ll also be looking at solutions - and sharing reasons to be hopeful for our future.
GUEST SPEAKING: Margot clip: “it's just like with everything else, you know, change is slow. Change takes time, but change is inevitable and it has to happen…we're having to have these difficult conversations and I think, and I believe that we will make a difference. Oh, I'm, I'm 99.8% sure on that one. I’m not going to say 100%"
That’s coming up on Season 4 of Don’t Call me Resilient.
Plus, we’ve got a whole new look for the pod rolling out.
So keep an eye on this feed, starting Wednesday