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Seeds of Change

This bonus episode of the Shift Podcast was recorded in front of a live audience during Student Voices Week and featured a panel of all male-identifying students who share their perspectives on male allyship. Tune in to hear Owen, Jared, Chad, Robert and host, Kwame Osei, unpack the need for men to reflect on the […]

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Find Your Peace

On this bonus episode of The Shift Podcast, a collaboration with the Office of Faith & Spiritual Life, we hear from Jared, Monique and Salma. They address the paradox of language being limiting while also providing a means to self-identify, external versus internal definitions of self, the power of Black womanhood, and how they’ve navigated their educational journeys as Black students of faith at Queen’s.   For a list […]

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Taking the First Step

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, we hear from Andrea and Serena. They discuss how one’s self-perception can be impacted by their environment, the importance of setting boundaries, and reasons why you should never be afraid to reach out for support. For a list of resources mentioned in this episode, and for a transcript of the recording, visit: https://www.queensu.ca/campuswellnessproject/shift-podcast

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Pockets of People

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, we hear Tryphena and Spencer’s take on party culture, finding your people, and the importance of allyship among equity-deserving groups. Please note that this episode addresses topics related to sexual violence. Please pay attention to your needs as you listen to this podcast. If you need support, visit https://www.queensu.ca/sexualviolencesupport/support  For a list of […]

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Planting Seeds

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Ashley and Sashun discuss the significance and meaning of a name, the pressures of student club culture, and the general lack of awareness of the many resources that exist for students across campus. For a list of resources mentioned in this episode, and for a transcript of the recording, visit: https://www.queensu.ca/campuswellnessproject/shift-podcast

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Finding Home

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, we hear from Sam and Kai about the differences between rural and urban upbringings, the importance of respecting pronouns, and the power of storytelling. The Shift Podcast Sam & Kai.mp3 For a list of resources mentioned in this episode, and for a transcript of the recording, visit: https://www.queensu.ca/campuswellnessproject/shift-podcast

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Live Out Loud

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Mars and Tatyana discuss finding community, choosing joy and the stigma and misconceptions around “diversity hires”.   For a list of resources mentioned in this episode, and for a transcript of the recording, visit: https://www.queensu.ca/campuswellnessproject/shift-podcast 

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Speak Loud, Speak Clear

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Meena and Mariah share how their identities and experiences have shaped their advocacy work at Queen’s, the damaging impacts of western beauty standards in professional settings, and tips for fully embracing the student experience. For a list of resources mentioned in this episode, and for a transcript of […]

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Open Heart, Open Mind

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Adrianna and Fatin talk about their experiences at Queen’s during the pandemic, strategies for increasing representation of marginalized communities in courses, what community healing looks like, and the importance of building relationships with those who are invested in your growth as a student and as a person. Please […]

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Creating a Culture of Consent

On this episode of The Shift Podcast, Aubrey, India and Alicia address power dynamics, the dangers of not teaching consent to kids, the power of having professors as allies, and the need for a more centralized hub for resources. Barb Lotan, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Coordinator from the Human Rights & Equity Office, also […]

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