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Our founder/CEO Patrisha McLean and her fellow survivors — including those who grew up in it— get real in conversations about how complicated and dark domestic abuse is, and what it takes to get over to the bright side. Music is by Jackie McLean Strack, the host’s daughter. https://open.spotify.com/artist/1M6qI3IXGTAAKFEZNLGr13 The “Let’s Talk About It" podcast airs on WMPG-FM out of Portland run by community members and students at University of Southern Maine https://www.wmpg.org . A versi ...
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Info Matters

Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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Conversations about people, privacy, and access to information. Hosted by Patricia Kosseim, Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario.
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This bilingual series of podcasts features primarily educational narratives that deal with the different forms of family / domestic / conjugal / intimate partner violence mostly against women, but can also apply to males and two-spirited folks who can use some help in determining whether what they are experiencing is indeed violence, in any form. Upcoming episodes for Season 2 will include : 1) One Indigenous woman's sharing of her personal story of trauma, resilience, and perseverance in th ...
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Guest: Melody. Melody, a Mi’kmaq native, realized when she connected with Finding Our Voices that domestic abuse is at the root of her substance abuse as well as incarceration. She talks here about how she transcended both to become a wellbriety coach and published author. Topics include: Incarceration, Substance Abuse, Native culture…
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Jeff Ward, is the CEO of Animikii and a member of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence working group on responsible AI. His areas of expertise encompass the development of technology solutions tailored for Indigenous communities and organizations and the integration of traditional Indigenous values and culture into modern business prac…
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Guests and Transparency Showcase exhibits Council of Ontario Universities Steve Orsini, President and CEO Josh Lovell, Director, Policy and Planning Town of Innisfil Mike Melinyshyn, Chief Financial Officer, Director of Corporate Services and Innovation Damien Mainprize, Business Performance Specialist Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservat…
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Mediation is a powerful and efficient way to resolve freedom of information appeals. This episode explores the value-add of mediation and how building trust, active listening, and education can lead to win-win settlements for both parties. Commissioner Kosseim speaks with Shaun Sanderson, a mediator at the IPC, about how mediation works, what parti…
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Guests: Lora and Jeannine Lauber Oren A Maine nurse talks about financial abuse continuing with the divorce. Then Jeannine Lauber Oren of Finding Our Voices talks about the Maine law she helped get through to help mitigate financial abuse. Topics: Financial abuse, sexual abuse, divorce hell More about Jeannine is here. The law Jeannine helped to pa…
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Timely information sharing is crucial to prevent harm resulting from intimate partner violence (IPV). Sometimes, however, professionals may hesitate to share information due to misunderstandings about privacy laws. Priya Shastri, Director of Programs at WomanAct, provides insights from the front lines on information sharing, building trusting relat…
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Dr. Devin Singh is an emergency physician and lead of clinical AI and machine learning in Paediatric Emergency Medicine at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids). He is also co-founder and CEO of Hero AI. Combining medicine and machine learning [2:21] A patient death as a spark for thinking differently about health care delivery [3:27] Demystify…
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Robert Fabes is a registered psychotherapist. His focus is on meaning-based existential mental health and addictions counselling. In addition to counselling clients in his private practice, he’s an addictions and trauma counsellor at The Ottawa Mission. Misconceptions about homelessness [5:06] Privacy concerns for people experiencing homelessness […
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Guest: Jackie Lee McLean The host of this Podcast talks with her daughter about how the abuse impacted them separately and also together and their path to healing. Topics: Child abuse, narcissistic fathers, triangulation Jackie is an executive of an IT company, and singer-songwriter who provides the music for this Podcast. More of Jackie's Music he…
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Guest: Donna Kaz William (Body Heat) Hurt swept Donna off her feet when she was a young actress, and grew steadily more dangerous. Topics: Narcissists, fame as an enabler, career-sabotaging Donna is a feminist activist and author of Unmasked: Memoirs of a Guerilla Girl on Tour https://www.amazon.com/MASKED-Memoirs-Guerrilla-Girl-Tour/dp/1510709436 …
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Cynthia Khoo is a technology and human rights lawyer and most recently, a senior associate at the Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law, in Washington, D.C. She is a research fellow at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab. How facial recognition technology works [4:09] Use of facial recognition technology by government agencies [8:0…
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Commissioner Kosseim speaks with Elyane Ruel, Head of School, and Grade 7 and 8 students from Westboro Academy in Ottawa, Ontario. Do kids even care about privacy anymore? [2:01] What does privacy mean, how would you define it? [3:43] Sharing information with some, but not with others [5:56] Strategies for protecting yourself online [8:22] Respecti…
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Dans cet épisode, je parlerai du réseau des Centres d'aide aux victimes d'actes criminels (CAVAC) que l'on peut joindre au 1 866 LECAVAC (ou 1 866 532 2822) et en ligne à cavac.qc.ca. Au nombre de 17 au Québec, ces organismes à but non lucratif vous donnent accès à des professionnels formés à l'intervention. Ils sont répartis dans toutes les région…
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In this episode, I will be discussing the Crime Victims Assistance Centres (CAVAC) Network that can be reached at 1 866 LECAVAC (or 1 866 532 2822) & online at cavac.qc.ca. There are 17 centres throughout Quebec, and these non-profit organizations give you access to professionals trained in intervention. They are located throughout every region of …
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In this episode, I will be discussing how you can take back control over your life, should you be experiencing intimate partner violence. These strategies may be very helpful for you to know what exactly is involved when you find yourself in a whirlwind of events and manipulations, and when you feel or believe you have little to no control over the…
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Dans cet épisode, je discuterai de la façon dont vous pouvez reprendre le contrôle de votre vie si vous êtes victime de violence de la part d'un partenaire intime. Ces stratégies peuvent vous être très utiles pour savoir ce qui se passe exactement lorsque vous vous retrouvez dans un tourbillon d'événements et de manipulations, et lorsque vous avez …
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A round up of key moments from season three of the Info Matters podcast, winner of the 2023 Canadian Podcast Award for Outstanding Technology Series. How policing tools and methods have leapt decades in a few short years [1:03] (from S3-Episode 1: Predicting crimes before they occur: not so sci-fi anymore with the IPC’s Dr. Christopher Parsons) Why…
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Dans cet épisode, je parlerai du Guide d'autodéfense technologique pour les victimes de la violence des partenaires intimes afin d'aider les auditeurs à connaître les outils, les formes et les signes à rechercher lorsqu'elles pensent ou croient qu'elles-mêmes, ou une personne qu'elles connaissent, sont ciblés par l'utilisation de la technologie.…
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Cet épisode traite de la violence entre partenaires intimes et de la manière dont elle peut constituer une forme de violence psychologique pendant l'enfance, ainsi que de ce que les enfants comprennent à ce sujet, des conséquences de la VPI sur les enfants et de ce que nous pouvons faire pour les aider. Ensuite, j'aborde les 4 cibles de la violence…
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) takes many shapes. While all forms of IPV contribute to the hold that a partner has over the other and that they all have significant consequences on the victim, not all are recognized in the criminal code of Canada. Stereotypical images of criminal violence, as it is depicted in movies and the very numerous “CSI” se…
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Dans cet épisode, j'examinerai les 14 infractions pénales dans le contexte de la violence familial, qui ne sont pas toujours faciles à identifier pour la victime. Si vous avez subi l'une ou l'autre de ces manifestations de violence, vous avez le droit de le signaler aux autorités policières afin qu'une plainte soit portée. Il n'y a pas de limite de…
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Professors Jane Bailey and Valerie Steeves co-lead the eQuality Project. Its mission is to help young people create a networked environment where they can participate equally, free from surveillance, and identity-based harassment. What led to research investigating the societal and cultural impacts of the internet on teens and particularly girls [3…
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Jennifer Chandler is a professor at the University of Ottawa’s Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics. You can learn more about her research at jennniferchandler.ca. A career that combines law, brain sciences and neurotechnology [2:54] Neurotechnology explained [4:29] Examples of how neurotechnology is used in health care [7:17] Applications of n…
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In this episode, I will be discussing the technological self-defense guide for victims of intimate partner violence to help listeners be aware of the tools, forms and signs to look for when they think or believe that they, or someone they know, are being targeted through the use of technology.By Cherie Jacobs
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Jason Besner is Director of Partnerships at the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (the Cyber Centre). Jason’s group is responsible for managing strategic engagements, with Canadian and international partners, that have the greatest impact on cyber security for Canadians. Focusing on national level outcomes, Partnerships supports and enables all ot…
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Dans ce premier épisode, je parlerai de ce que vous pouvez faire en cas de maltraitance ou de négligence. Je vous donnerai les renseignements que nous devrions tous connaître en lien avec la maltraitance, vous parlerai de ce que vous pouvez faire lorsque vous soupçonnez de la maltraitance envers une personne âgée, vous poserai quelques questions et…
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Dans ce deuxième épisode, je vous parlerai de ce que vous pouvez faire pour vous protéger de la maltraitance, de vos recours si vous êtes menacé ou blessé, des raisons qui expliquent qu’une personne dans une relation abusive choisisse parfois de garder le silence, de ce que vous devez savoir et de comment trouver de l'aide.…
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Laura Neuman is a Senior Advisor with the Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia. She leads the implementation of the center’s Inform Women, Transform Lives campaign. Prior to joining the Carter Center in 1999, she was staff attorney at Legal Action of Wisconsin and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School. The journey from a law practice…
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In this second episode, I will be discussing what you can do to keep yourself safe from abuse. This includes what you can do if you are being threatened or hurt, some possible reasons for staying silent in an abusive relationship, what you need to know, and how to find help. With permission from the itsnotright.ca website, my source of information …
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In this third episode, I will be discussing how you can identify and help older adults at risk; including who is at risk, how you can recognize the different forms of abuse, and warning signs to look for. With permission from the itsnotright.ca website, my source of information is articles found on their website. It is a pan-Canadian approach to ad…
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