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Refugee Talk سخنان مهاجر / refugee talk

22/07/2025

“Interpretation is not a luxury—it’s a right.”

Young Joe shares why every refugee deserves access to proper interpretation. When you’re telling your story—whether in a hearing, a hospital, or any official space—your words must be understood clearly and truthfully.

Interpretation is not just about translating words. It’s about protecting stories, rights, and futures.

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What happens when words fail? Refugees pay the price.In this powerful episode, professional interpreter Young Joe joins ...
18/07/2025

What happens when words fail? Refugees pay the price.

In this powerful episode, professional interpreter Young Joe joins us on Refugee Talk to discuss why interpretation is more than just language—it’s a responsibility. From refugee hearings to hospitals, she shares how every word matters when people’s futures are at stake.

Together, we explore:
• The hidden risks of poor interpretation
• Why interpreters must work with integrity
• How language can either open doors or close them for refugees

Let’s interpret responsibly.

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20/06/2025

Refugee Talk was proud to be there—sharing space, stories, and solidarity with our fellow community members.

Because behind every banner, every smile, and every step… there’s a story worth hearing and a life worth uplifting.

Let’s continue to amplify refugee voices—not just today, but every day.

Here’s a short video capturing the energy, connection, and purpose that filled the air at the World Refugee Day event organized by MAP.

Today, we stood together for refugees.It was an honour for Refugee Talk to be part of the World Refugee Day event organi...
20/06/2025

Today, we stood together for refugees.
It was an honour for Refugee Talk to be part of the World Refugee Day event organized by MAP (Multi-Agency Partnership). We brought our banner, our stories, and most importantly—our voices.

Events like these remind us why we do what we do. Every photo, every handshake, and every conversation is a step toward dignity, justice, and belonging for all who’ve been forced to flee.

To all the community organizations, volunteers, and newcomers who showed up—you inspire us.

Let’s keep walking forward, together.

On June 20, we honour the strength, courage, and resilience of refugees around the world.This image—refugees walking ove...
20/06/2025

On June 20, we honour the strength, courage, and resilience of refugees around the world.
This image—refugees walking over mountains—is more than a photo. It’s a reminder of the long, painful journeys millions take in search of safety.
Behind every step is a story of survival, of hope, and of the unshakable belief in a better future.
Let us never forget their courage. Let us stand with them—not just today, but every day.

🌿 June is National Indigenous History Month 🌿At Refugee Talk, we honour the strength, wisdom, and stories of Indigenous ...
14/06/2025

🌿 June is National Indigenous History Month 🌿
At Refugee Talk, we honour the strength, wisdom, and stories of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island. As we reflect on our own journeys as refugees and newcomers, we stand in solidarity with the First Peoples of this land.

Let’s continue learning, listening, and building respectful relationships rooted in truth and reconciliation.

🧡 With gratitude to the traditional stewards of this land.

In 2022, Soraya Salehi made the heartbreaking decision to leave Afghanistan.Now in Canada, she reflects on the journey, ...
04/06/2025

In 2022, Soraya Salehi made the heartbreaking decision to leave Afghanistan.
Now in Canada, she reflects on the journey, the fears, and the hope that carried her across borders.
In this episode, she shares what it means to start again—far from home, but closer to safety.

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30/05/2025

She fled abuse. She crossed a border. She found her voice.

Marcia Lopez escaped an abusive marriage in Chile and crossed the U.S.-Canada border in 2021, searching for safety and a new beginning. But just two years later, she faced a new nightmare—the threat of deportation.

In this deeply personal and courageous episode, Marcia shares what it means to flee violence, fight immigration systems, and survive both. Her story is not only about danger and displacement, but about the strength it takes to rebuild a life when the world keeps trying to tear it down.

She speaks about:
– Surviving domestic violence in Chile
– Living in fear of deportation in Canada
– Navigating the refugee system as a woman
– Finding her voice through resistance and resilience

This episode is a testament to the courage of women who cross borders, stand alone, and still rise.

🎧 Listen now to Episode 33 on Spotify
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Marcia Lopez escaped an abusive marriage in Chile and crossed the U.S.-Canada border in 2021, searching for safety and a...
30/05/2025

Marcia Lopez escaped an abusive marriage in Chile and crossed the U.S.-Canada border in 2021, searching for safety and a new beginning. But just two years later, she faced a new nightmare—the threat of deportation.
In this deeply personal and courageous episode, Marcia shares what it means to flee violence, fight immigration systems, and survive both. Her story is not only about danger and displacement, but about the strength it takes to rebuild a life when the world keeps trying to tear it down.
She speaks about:
Surviving domestic violence in Chile
Living in fear of deportation in Canada
Navigating the refugee system as a woman
Finding her voice through resistance and resilience

This episode is a testament to the courage of women who cross borders, stand alone, and still rise.
Listen now to Episode 33 on Spotify.
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29/05/2025

As a Black woman, Camille was constantly asked, “What’s your first language?”—not because they were curious, but because they were judging. In Canada, she quickly learned that people often make assumptions based on your accent, skin color, and where you come from.

In this powerful episode, Camille opens up about:
🗣️ Being judged for her language and cultural background
⚖️ Facing racism, bullying, and workplace harassment
💪 Finding strength through her identity and voice



https://open.spotify.com/episode/1t0o2BtOxSZDLmO1C9n3c6?si=Y1hPzGRhRam9PW9ht495cQ

Episode 32 – Refugee Talk with CamilleCamille moved to Canada from Trinidad and Tobago 17 years ago, full of dreams and ...
29/05/2025

Episode 32 – Refugee Talk with Camille
Camille moved to Canada from Trinidad and Tobago 17 years ago, full of dreams and determination. But behind her resilience is a story too many Black women silently carry—of racism, bullying, and workplace harassment.
In this raw and eye-opening episode, Camille shares:

✊🏾 What it means to be a Black woman navigating Canadian workplaces
💼 The emotional toll of systemic racism and daily microaggressions
🗣️ Her journey of survival, strength, and finally, speaking up
This is a conversation about identity, injustice, and the power of reclaiming your voice. Camille’s story is a call for change—and a reminder that the fight for dignity is not over.
🎧 Listen now to Episode 32 on Spotify
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