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In this episode of the Know Your Rights Camp podcast, hosts Alysha P., Karl Ferguson, and Dr. Milo discuss health and wellness with certified nutritionist and agricultural therapist, Jasmine Simone. Simone emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all diet, as everyone is at a different stage in their health journey. She suggests starting the day w…
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In this episode of the Know Your Rights podcast, hosts Alysha P., Karl Ferguson Jr., and Jasmine Simone discuss trauma and its impact on mental health with guest Dr. Milo Dotson, a licensed psychologist and senior manager for diversity inclusion and community outreach at Belkin International. Dotson explains that trauma can be experienced directly …
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In this episode of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, hosts Yesi Ortiz and Aicha Sacko interview Christopher Chavis, the executive director of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Los Angeles chapter alongside Diana Barbadillo, a board member of the NLG. Chavis explains that the NLG's work revolves around promoting access to justice and holding those in po…
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In an episode of the Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, host Alysha P. discusses the importance of art programs in schools with guests Brandan “BMike” Odums, a visual artist, and Sean Tory, a community educator. They discuss the negative effects of cutting art programs in schools, such as limiting students' creativity and potential career paths. They a…
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In this episode of the Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, hosts Alysha P. and Aicha Sacko interview human rights lawyer and Project Knucklehead founder Dr. Amir Whitaker. They discuss the importance of Critical Race Theory in education and the current attacks on it; particularly in Florida. Dr. Whitaker explains how lower expectations for Black student…
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In this episode of the Know Your Rights Camp Podcast, hosts Mariela Regalado and Tat Wza discuss technology and its potential for social change with guests Kevin Perry, James Green, and Perry Irving. The guests, all young entrepreneurs, share their experiences in the tech industry and how they've used technology to further their careers. They discu…
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KYRC's volunteer Alysha Pamphile and Yesi Ortiz speak with financial advisors from the JP Morgan Private Bank. Caleb Dawkins. Dawkins has worked with wealthy celebrities and tech entrepreneurs but also takes time to educate his community on gaining financial freedom. During this episode, Dawkins explains what financial freedom looks like and how an…
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For this episode of the KYRC Podcast, host Miabelle joins KYRC Youth Ambassador Shandra Rogers as they speak with New Orleans-based artist Brandan BMike Odums who heads Eternal Seeds. The organization centers its work around empowering and preserving New Orleans Black history and culture by focusing on young and emerging artists. During the convers…
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In this episode of the Know Your Rights Camp podcast, hosts Mariela Regalado and TJ Estandian interview Sean Tory and Campus Life Development Coordinator at the College of Southern Nevada. Tory discusses his mission to advance the wellbeing of black and brown communities through education, self-empowerment, and the creation of new systems. He also …
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Having adequate mental health is a must in the battle against oppression. According to data, Black people are 20% more likely to experience serious mental health problems such as major depressive disorder or generalized anxiety disorder. In this KYRC Podcast, volunteers Alysha Pamphile and Karl Ferguson Jr. talk about the importance of therapy and …
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100 SUITS for 100 Men founder Kevin Livingston and KYRC Youth Ambassador Aicha Sacko discuss the KYRC Autopsy Initiative with leaders, including Legal Program Director Nicole Martin and Legal Program Manager Iman McAllister. The initiative is committed to ensuring transparency and justice by providing a second autopsy free of charge for victims' fa…
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A wise person once said, "You don't know where you're going if you don't know where you come from." This is why, for this episode of the KYRC Podcast, we speak with Claytee White who serves as Director of The Oral History Research Center at the University of Las Vegas. During the conversation with Miabelle and KYRC Youth Ambassador Aicha Sacko, Whi…
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Much of what we've discussed in previous episodes isn't easy to understand unless there's a real life case study to relate to. For this episode we hear from Raitis who moved to the UK from his native Latvia in 2011. He worked in a number of jobs including fruit picking and construction. Here we find out what happened when someone offered him a job …
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Understanding how to spot the signs of labour exploitation is crucial. But equally important is knowing how to report your concerns and the information that the GLAA and partners are looking for when you make that call. In the first part of this episode Justine Currell from the Modern Slavery and Exploitation Helpline explains what the helpline doe…
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In this episode we focus on modern slavery and how to spot the signs if you or someone you know has been exploited. We are joined by GLAA Senior Investigating Officer Jen Baines. Jen began the episode by explaining the difference between modern slavery and labour exploitation. More information about the qualification visit the Skills and Education …
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In this third episode of our series we look more closely at employment rights and some of the main points to be aware of when you start work. Marina Glasgow from ACAS explains the most important employment rights to be aware of when you move into the world of work and how ACAS can help if you need information or advice. For information or advice vi…
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Job scams are sadly extremely prevalent in the current job market. During the COVID-19 pandemic, almost three in four jobseekers (74%) applied for jobs that were not genuine. In the second episode of this podcast series we learn more about how to apply for jobs safely. We are joined by Keith Rosser, Chair of JobsAware, who explains how to tell the …
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GLAA CEO Elysia McCaffrey introduces the second series of Know Your Rights, with the focus for these six episodes all on the Level 1 Award in Workers' Rights and Labour Exploitation we have developed with the Skills and Education Group. In this first episode GLAA Head of Communications Paul Coffey spoke to Head of Prevention and Partnerships Frank …
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Exploatarea prin muncă este o problemă globală și o crimă internatională, afectând milioane de oameni din întreaga lume, incluzând deasemenea multe victime și în Regatul Unit. În fiecare an, Gangmasters And Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) identifică mii de potențiale victime ale exploatării și lucrează în parteneriat cu alte agenții pentru a: Preveni…
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Labour exploitation is a global problem and international crime, affecting millions of people worldwide, including many victims within the UK. Each year, the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) identifies thousands of potential victims of exploitation and works in partnership with other agencies to: Prevent worker exploitation Protect vul…
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Customers at hand car washes and any other business should be provided with all the basic information that they need to be able to make an informed decision about the goods or services that they purchase. In this episode, Dean Cooke from Slough Trading Standards talks to Andreea Salvage about the key consumer protections people should be aware of. …
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Health and safety is all about stopping workers from getting hurt or ill through work. Everyone has a right to work in places where risks to their health and safety are properly controlled. Health and safety is particularly important at hand car washes, with the use of chemicals and also the interaction employees have with customers. In this episod…
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The National Minimum Wage was introduced on April 1 1999 and in the following 22 years, it has transformed the UK’s labour market. In the first 20 years of its existence, HM Revenue and Customs’ dedicated National Minimum Wage team helped over 835,000 workers recover almost £119 million in unpaid wages. Joining journalist Andreea Salvage for this e…
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Workers being exploited for their labour is something that sadly continues to exist in 21st century Britain. Men, women and children of all ages and backgrounds can become victims of human trafficking, forced labour, domestic servitude or debt bondage. Victims are controlled by force, threats, coercion, abduction, fraud and deception. In this episo…
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The number of hand car washes in the UK has increased dramatically over the last 15 years. As many as 7,000 hand car washes have popped up across the country and while many follow all the rules and regulations, the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA) and other law enforcement agencies have uncovered issues ranging from labour exploitation…
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Know Your Repro Rights is a new podcast here to educate and empower you to make informed decisions about your own healthcare, and advocate for your own reproductive health. Hosted by: Emma Schultz Edited by: Daniel Palmer Transcript: Hello, and welcome to Know Your Repro Rights, a brand new podcast hosted by me, Emma Schultz! This podcast aims to e…
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Legal Aid helps because we believe in building a better community and building a more just society- for our neighbors, for our children, for our families. Legal Aid helps ensure justice and fairness for all by providing help to the most vulnerable in our society. Legal Aid provides access to legal resources so people can protect their rights, their…
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