Amplify Us - With Naomi Dennie

Naomi Dennie
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The goal of the podcast is to amplify Black voices, and create awareness opportunties for non-Black people to listen to our stories and lived-experiences in relation to education. This will be carried out through progressive culturally responsive strategies for change so that all of our Black lives matter. Our hope is that all Black students will be taught by educators who are informed and actively anti-racist and for our listeners to intentionally and respectfully listen, learn and challenge racism in our Educational system.

Episodes

  1. 03/20/2023

    SE 02 EP 2 - This is me

    Come back episode 2.0? Okay! Let's do it. These last two years I have learned a lot about who I am as a Black woman, an educator, and a content creator. I hope you can listen in an find a point of connection, ask yourself a question and dare to be present as your full self!

  2. 09/09/2021

    SE 02 EP 1

    Hi y'all! I know I have been out of the game for a while but I am back, sort of... Listen to the episode to find out more!

  3. Season 2 Trailer

    Season 2 Trailer

    Trailer of what is to come in season 2! Be sure to check back for new episodes! Follow us on instagram: @amplifyus_podcast for Black History Month content!

  4. 10/31/2020

    SE 01 Finale

    In this episode I will be discussing my beliefs, values, and thoughts about anti-racist education, school and classroom community, Indigenous perspectives, literacy, curriculum content, and my role and responsibility as an educator inside and outside the classroom. I hope to amplify these values overtime and add to them throughout my teaching career.  Thank you all for being apart of this new journey with me! We will be back again for SE 02 in 2021!  **Please note that in the episode the work of James Baldwin is mentioned as "A Letter to Teachers", the correct title is "A Talk to Teachers"**

  5. 10/14/2020

    Interview with Tolu llelaboye

    In this episode you will hear from Tolu llelaboye who is one of the board of directors from the African Communities of Manitoba Organization (ACOMI) in Winnipeg, MB. Tolu shares her heart for Winnipeg, the Black community and youth, as well as her challenges with the Educational system as a Black community organizer. Listen in and take note of this powerful episode!

  6. 10/08/2020 ·  Bonus

    Bonus - Interview with Greg McFarlane

    Be sure to listen into this short bonus episode from Greg's interview!

  7. 10/08/2020

    Interview with Greg McFarlane

    In this episode you will hear from Greg McFarlane, who is an elected trustee member and the current Board Chair of the Seven Oaks School Division. Greg speaks on His experience within the school division, and issues with Anti-Black racism in three generations of his family. Greg also speaks of his  hope for a better, uplifted community that His children, and other young Black people can achieve success and thrive in.

  8. 10/01/2020

    Interview with Imani Pinder

    In this episode you will hear from Imani Pinder, who is a grade twelve student residing in Winnipeg, MB. Imani was one of the Justice for Black Lives Winnipeg Organizers and is now working on her own social justice projects to lift up other Black students in Her community. Listen in and take note of Imani's powerful words of courage, resilience, and success as a Black student.

  9. 09/24/2020

    Interview with Brianna Hemans

    In this episode you will hear from Brianna Hemans, a teacher candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba. She shared her experiences with anti-Black racism as a student growing up in Winnipeg and her hopes for her future career as an Educator.

  10. 09/15/2020

    The Meaning

    In this first episode I detail the meaning behind this podcast series and some of my own experience with anti-Black racism within the Educational system. Please understand that some of the content in which I speak of in this episode is difficult to hear, yet important to speak about. We are challenging systematic approaches to Education which means we need to start being comfortable with the uncomfortable in order to move ahead.  Take the time to also note the Black scholars, authors and educators from this episode.  May you be still, listen, learn and move forward to Amplify Us.

  11. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    Amplify Us with Naomi Dennie - Trailer

    Welcome to Amplify Us where I will be talking about Black experiences within the Canadian Educational system! My name is Naomi Dennie and I am your host. Look out for upcoming episodes.

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The goal of the podcast is to amplify Black voices, and create awareness opportunties for non-Black people to listen to our stories and lived-experiences in relation to education. This will be carried out through progressive culturally responsive strategies for change so that all of our Black lives matter. Our hope is that all Black students will be taught by educators who are informed and actively anti-racist and for our listeners to intentionally and respectfully listen, learn and challenge racism in our Educational system.

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