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Know Your Rights Camp Podcast

Know Your Rights Camp Podcast

Know Your Rights Camp

The Know Your Rights Camp Podcast hopes to inform, inspire and provide tools for the next generation of Black and Brown youth in a collective fight against systemic oppression.
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Hosts: Aicha Sacko

Special Guest: Justin Foreman

In this episode of the Know Your Rights Camp podcast, host Aicha Sacko interviews Justin Foreman, a second-year surgical resident. Foreman discusses the importance of health in the Black community, highlighting the higher susceptibility to diseases like diabetes and hypertension. He emphasizes the need for consistency in diet and exercise, and the importance of being serious about health.

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Hosts: Aicha Sacko & TJ Estandian

Special Guest: Moncy Hawkins

In this engaging episode of the Know Your Rights Camp podcast, Aicha Sacko delves into a captivating conversation with Moncy Hawkins, an ex-corporate accountant turned credit consulting maestro at Fig Restoration. Hawkins shares her transformative journey from the structured world of corporate accounting to spearheading her own firm, highlighting the sense of liberation and satisfaction her new path offers. Despite facing hurdles as a Black woman in the corporate sphere and her entrepreneurial ventures, she remains steadfast. Hawkins underscores the criticality of financial literacy, especially for the youth, revealing her role in imparting this knowledge at the Know Your Rights Camp.

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Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:

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Twitter - @yourrightscamp

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- www.knowyourrightscamp.org

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In this episode of the KYRC Podcast, Autopsy Initiative legal program director Nicole Martin speaks with Assistant Dean of Student Development at Thurgood Marshall School of Law for Texas Southern University Tanisha Green. They discussed Green's presentation for the Know Your Rights Camp, which will cover the rights of minors, the Bill of Rights, and the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution. Green emphasized the importance of students understanding their rights, particularly in school settings where their rights may differ slightly from those of adults.

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Hosts: Nicole Martin

Special Guest: Tanisha Green

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Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:

Facebook - @yourrightscamp

Twitter - @yourrightscamp

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- www.knowyourrightscamp.org

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Hosts: Nicole Martin

Special Guest: Brandon Williams

In today’s episode of KYRC Podcast, Autopsy Initiative legal program director Nicole Martin speaks with George Floyd’s nephew Brandon Williams

Nicole Martin, the legal program director for the Know Your Rights Camp Autopsy Initiative, interviews Brandon Williams, George Floyd's nephew. Williams shares his experience of losing his uncle, who was more like a father figure to him and the subsequent grieving process. He discusses the difficulties of grieving while being in the public eye, dealing with the court proceedings and the impact of the initial autopsy report. Williams also talks about the importance of independent autopsies in ensuring transparency and accountability in police-related deaths.

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- www.knowyourrightscamp.org

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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 with water and gradually introducing nutritious foods. The conversation also touches on the impact of financial insecurity on diet and the importance of understanding the whole person when discussing health.

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Know Your Rights Camp Podcast - KYRC Podcast: Helping #Black&Brown Youth Work Through #Traumas | S2, E4
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01/25/24 • 24 min

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 or vicariously, and emphasizes the importance of mental health for therapists who can be impacted by their clients' trauma. He also discusses the effects of frequent exposure to traumatic events, such as police violence against Black and Brown people, on mental health.

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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 power accountable. Barbadillo emphasizes the importance of knowing one's rights, particularly when interacting with the police, and encourages people to assert their rights to shift power away from those in power.

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Know Your Rights Camp Podcast - KYRC Podcast: Why #Art #Education Is Important In Schools |  S2, E2
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01/11/24 • 16 min

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 argue that art should be seen as a core subject, not a luxury, as it can enhance other areas of learning like math and reading. They also highlight the importance of community programs and mentors in fostering creativity and providing opportunities for artistic expression.

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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 students lead to fewer resources and opportunities, perpetuating inequality. He also emphasizes the importance of teaching true history, including the struggles and achievements of black people.

Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:

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Hosts: Nessa Diab

Special Guest: Colin Kaepernick

Last year in Houston, Texas, our founders Colin (@kaepernick7) and Nessa (@nessnitty) really got into the heart of some tough issues in this episode of the KYRC Podcast. They didn't shy away from talking about the unfairness and challenges hitting Black and Brown communities right in our own backyard. They shared their vision for the camp too - how it's all about opening doors, sharing resources, and fostering a sense of togetherness. The choice to hold it at the Legacy School of Sport Sciences wasn't just by chance; there's a deep meaning behind it. Colin dove deep into the essence of the Know Your Rights Camp by shining a light on its crucial role in nurturing future leaders. This includes stories from New York and New Orleans, where camp alumni are now stepping up to lead.

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Be sure to follow KYRC across social platforms:

Facebook - @yourrightscamp

Twitter - @yourrightscamp

Instagram - @yourrightscamp

TikTok - @yourrightscamp

Please subscribe to our YouTube channel.

- www.knowyourrightscamp.org

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FAQ

How many episodes does Know Your Rights Camp Podcast have?

Know Your Rights Camp Podcast currently has 29 episodes available.

What topics does Know Your Rights Camp Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Non-Profit, Podcasts, Education, Business and Activist.

What is the most popular episode on Know Your Rights Camp Podcast?

The episode title 'KYRC Podcast:The Advantage Black & Brown Youth Can Have Learning Financial Literacy | S3, E4' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Know Your Rights Camp Podcast?

The average episode length on Know Your Rights Camp Podcast is 18 minutes.

How often are episodes of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast released?

Episodes of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast?

The first episode of Know Your Rights Camp Podcast was released on Oct 11, 2023.

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