Marleigh Pirnasar's guest appearances

Marleigh Pirnasar

C2Y: Discussions on Child and Youth Care

CYC Podcast

Rebecca Gibbons

David Thibodeau

Fadime Salman

Fatimah Mulla

Mo Phùng

Shelby Maunder

Jenny Ge

Danika Duncan

Chantal Adams

Topaza Yu

Kassandra Helibron

Maggie Inchley

Sylvan Baker

Kismet Meyon

Kerbens Boisette

OwlTail

In this episode Marleigh Pirnasar talks about working in Northern Quebec after growing up, going to school, and becoming a CYC in southern Ontario. She explains how she had to reckon with her southern geographical privilege, differentiates between cultural competency, cultural humility, and cultural safety, and discusses the necessity of understanding self when working in cultures different from one’s own. Marleigh Pirnasar is a Child and Youth Care Practitioner who works in Nunavik, northern Quebec.

In this episode Marleigh Pirnasar talks about working in Northern Quebec after growing up, going to school, and becoming a CYC in southern Ontario. She explains how she had to reckon with her southern geographical privilege, differentiates between cultural competency, cultural humility, and cultural safety, and discusses the necessity of understanding self when working in cultures different from one’s own. Marleigh Pirnasar is a Child and Youth Care Practitioner who works in Nunavik, northern Quebec.

Cultural safety, geographical privilege, and the politics of working in Northern Canada, a conversation with Marleigh Pirnasar

In this episode Marleigh Pirnasar talks about working in Northern Quebec after growing up, going to school, and becoming a CYC in southern Ontario. She explains how she had to reckon with her southern geographical privilege, differentiates between cultural competency, cultural humility, and cultural safety, and discusses the necessity of understanding self when working in cultures different from one’s own.   Marleigh Pirnasar is a Child and Youth Care Practitioner who works in Nunavik, northern Quebec.

In this episode Marleigh Pirnasar talks about working in Northern Quebec after growing up, going to school, and becoming a CYC in southern Ontario. She explains how she had to reckon with her southern geographical privilege, differentiates between cultural competency, cultural humility, and cultural safety, and discusses the necessity of understanding self when working in cultures different from one’s own. Marleigh Pirnasar is a Child and Youth Care Practitioner who works in Nunavik, northern Quebec.