Season 5, Episode 6: Safiya Ayuen - Why Child Care Matters: Even If You Don't Have Children
About this episode
Safiya Ayuen discusses the importance of child care even for those without children.
Welcome to Season 5 Episode 6 of our BC's Path to Universal Child Care Podcast! During this episode, we're joined by Safiya Ayuen. Safiya is a policy researcher and analyst with a background in international relations, human rights, and community-informed policy work. She holds a B.A. in International Relations from the University of British Columbia and a certificate in Human Rights and Global Development from Sciences Po, Paris. In her recent role as a Policy and Engagement Offi...
People in this episode
Guest: Safiya Ayuen
Topics covered
- child care
- policy research
- human rights
- community engagement
- education
Keywords
- child care
- policy
- human rights
- education
- community
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Westcoast Child Care Resource Centre, University of British Columbia, Sciences Po
More episodes of BC’s Path to Universal Child Care
- Season 5, Episode 8: Summer Break - See You In September!
- Season 5, Episode 7: Nicky Byres - Organizational Leadership in Childcare
- Season 5, Episode 5: Sherlana Shroeder: Childcare Advocacy & A Journey of Cultural Reclamation
- Season 5, Episode 4: Rita Chudnovsky - $10aDay Child Care: Where We Are and Where We Are Going!
- Season 5, Episode 3: Kathreen Riel & Maryam Naddaf - BC Early Years Professional Development Bursary Program
- Season 5, Episode 2: Gabriela Cervantes - Public Policy & Advocacy in the Child Care System
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