What does it take to be an activist? How do you know if you've made a real difference? In this season finale, we're diving into the world of student activism. Join us for an inspiring conversation with a college student who found his voice and made it heard, even in the face of opposition. Then, get ready for Leila's season 3 farewell as she reflects on the season's journey and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes moments.
First-generation or second-generation, are our stories truly that different? Is there a lot of common ground between immigrants and the children of immigrants? This episode explores these questions in a conversation about identity and belonging. Three students join Leila to unpack the complexities of their immigrant backgrounds. They delve into shared cultural experiences, the challenges of navigating multiple identities, and the profound ways in which the immigrant experience has shaped them.
What's the story behind the largest yet often most misunderstood segment of the LGBTQ+ community? How do we break down the barriers around attraction to multiple genders? The bisexual and pansexual community represents a significant portion of the LGBTQ+ spectrum, yet their experiences are too often silenced. Break the silence with us as we welcome Nicole Kristal, founder of the Still Bi campaign, now a leading non-profit promoting visibility and community for this segment of the LGBTQ+ community. Join us to discover the unique challenges faced by this community and the crucial role allyship plays in fostering understanding and acceptance for all LGBTQ+ identities.
What does it take to have a fulfilling career in the arts when you come from an underrepresented background? Find out in this special episode, where we delve into the stories of these four creatives who have made their mark as actors, comedians, journalists, writers, and directors. From navigating systemic barriers to embracing their unique perspectives, these trailblazers share their inspiring journeys and reveal the secrets to thriving in an industry where representation matters.
Imagine a classroom where differences are celebrated, not just tolerated. Can we create a school where every student, regardless of ability, learns and thrives together? Is our education system truly inclusive? Join us for a groundbreaking conversation with Erin Studer, executive director of the CHIME Institute's programs, which champion a revolutionary model of inclusive education. In this episode, we'll critically examine the meaning of inclusion, confront uncomfortable truths, and envision a future where disability advocacy reshapes education and redefines what's possible for all learners.