Racialized 506

"Racialized 506: Anti-Racism Conversations" is a podcast series that has been running since 2020, available on all major podcast platforms. This ongoing series aims to raise awareness and foster discussions about racism and discrimination, with a particular focus on the experiences of newcomers to Canada. Each episode explores a specific topic related to these issues, featuring insights from expert guests in the field.

Racialized 506 is a education podcast hosted by Saint John Newcomers Centre, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Saint John Newcomers Centre hosts Racialized 506, a education show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  Racialized 506 /Anti-Racism Conversations Episode 07: Ralph Thomas & David Peters

  Feb 10, 202652 minS4

  <p>This Black History Month episode of <b>Racialized 506</b> features <b>Ralph Thomas</b> and <b>David Peters</b>, co-founders of PRUDE Inc. and the New Brunswick Black History Society, sharing personal stories of confronting racism, founding inclusive organizations, and explaining why “Black history is world history.” </p><p>They highlight Black innovators’ global contributions, the role of allies, and the importance of preserving local Black history while mentoring future generations and building more inclusive communities.</p><p>Hosted by: Lina Gharbiya (Settlement Manager, SJNC) & Bob Whitney (UNB History Professor, Retired)<br/>Produced by: Saint John Newcomers Centre</p>

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  Episode #6

  Racialized 506 /Anti-Racism Conversations Episode 06: Noha Rabie

  Mar 31, 202539 minS4

  <p>In this episode of Racialized 506: Anti-Racism Conversations, hosts Lina Gharbiya and Bob Whitney welcome Noha Rabie back for a powerful discussion on racism in our schools. Together, they explore its impact on newcomers and their families, shedding light on the challenges faced by racialized communities in the region.</p><p>Key takeaway: Racism in schools deeply affects newcomers, influencing their sense of belonging and access to equitable education. This conversation highlights the urgent need for systemic change.</p><p>Tune in to hear Noha Rabie's insights and learn how we can create more inclusive environments for all.</p>

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  Episode #5

  Racialized 506 /Anti-Racism Conversations Episode 05: Therese Trofimencoff

  Mar 31, 202540 minS4

  <p>In this episode of "Racialized 506: Anti-Racism Conversations," hosts Lina Gharbiya and Bob Whitney sit down with Therese Trofimencoff, Anti-Racism & Equity Lead at the Anglophone South School District. The discussion delves into the critical issue of racism in our schools and its profound impact on newcomers and their families. Therese shares insights into the challenges faced by racialized students, the importance of equity in education, and the steps being taken to create more inclusive learning environments.</p><p>Key takeaway: Schools are pivotal spaces for fostering anti-racism, yet systemic barriers remain. Tune in to hear Therese's perspective on how we...

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  Episode #4

  Racialized 506 /Anti-Racism Conversations Episode 04: Inspector Anika Becker

  Jul 4, 202425 minS4

  <p>In this episode of "Racialized 506: Anti-Racism Conversations," hosts Lina Gharbiya and Bob Whitney sit down with Inspector Anika to discuss how the KV Police Force has adapted to the changing multicultural landscape of Saint John and surrounding areas. The conversation explores the challenges, training, and improvements in police interactions with newcomers, particularly those from racialized backgrounds. Listeners will gain insights into the complexities of law enforcement in an increasingly diverse community.<br/><br/>Key takeaway: The KV Police Force is actively working to adapt its practices and training to better serve the changing population, but there's still room for...

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  Episode #3

  Racialized 506 /Anti-Racism Conversations Episode 03: Carley Parish, K.C

  Jul 4, 202419 minS4

  <p>Lina Gharbiya and Bob Whitney welcome lawyer Carla Parish to discuss how the legal profession in Saint John is responding to the influx of newcomers from diverse backgrounds. This episode delves into the most common legal concerns faced by newcomers, and the challenges legal professionals encounter when working with clients from different cultural backgrounds.<br/><br/>Key takeaway: The legal system is grappling with adapting to the needs of a more diverse population, highlighting the importance of cultural competence and addressing systemic racism in legal practices.<br/><br/>Listen to gain valuable insights into the legal landscape for newcomers...

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