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Humans, On Rights

Stuart Murray
Winnipeg
Indigenous Rights
Manitoba
Winnipeg, Canada
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Black History Manitoba
Canada Accessibility Act
Education
Reconciliation
Urban Forestry
Notwithstanding Clause
Trails
Residential Schools
Section 35 Of the Constitution
Transportation
Environmental Rights
Cycling
Orange Shirt Day
Sustainability
Recycling

Humans, On Rights is an intellectual and stimulating conversation with human rights grassroots influencers, community leaders, policymakers, advocates and educators about their passion to become human rights champions. Humans, On Rights host Stuart Murray, the Inaugural President & CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights will explore with his guest the power of a positive outcome when you conn... more

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Victor Mondaca once slept by the river in Winnipeg with nothing but the clothes on his back. Today he works in executive leadership in community-based housing and co-founded Nahuen Consultation with his partner Amanda, training frontline workers, lib... more

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After years in a gang, addiction and 17 months in custody, Sean Rayland-Boubar, an Anishinaabe entrepreneur from Sagkeeng First Nation, built Red Rebel Armour, a Winnipeg streetwear company that hires people leaving the justice system. He's giving ot... more

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When Dr. Lorena Sekwan Fontaine was a child, her aunts and uncles would turn their backs or leave the room whenever they spoke Cree. She thought they were hiding something from her. They were: the language itself, learned the hard way in residential ... more

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Winnipeg designer, artist, and storyteller Lennard Taylor joins Stuart Murray to talk about clothing as identity, not just fabric. Lennard traces his path from a soccer career cut short by injury to two decades of painting, sewing, and dressing peopl... more

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Holly Spence
CEO of Indigenous Tourism Manitoba
Indigenous Tourism Manitoba
Episode: Holly Spence: Building Manitoba's Indigenous Tourism Industry
Kate Sjoberg
Executive Director of Resource Assistance for Youth (REI)
REI, Winnipeg
Episode: Kate Sjoberg: Homelessness and the Speed of Trust
David Kron
Executive Director, Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba
Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba
Episode: David Kron: "We're Not Going Away" - Rebuilding Manitoba's Broken Disability Support System
Vince Barletta
President and CEO of Harvest Manitoba
Harvest Manitoba
Episode: Vince Barletta: Manitoba Food Banks Weren't Supposed to Be Permanent
Dayna Steinfeld
Winnipeg-based lawyer specializing in labour, employment and human rights
Lawyer
Episode: Dayna Steinfeld: The Notwithstanding Clause and the Silencing of Minority Rights
Ralph Bryant
Manager of Stewardship, North America's oldest 2SLGBTQ+ continuing resource center
Rainbow Resource Centre
Episode: Ralph Bryant: State of the Queer — Manitoba's first-of-its-kind 2SLGBTQ+ Survey
KC Adams
Cree and Anishinaabe relational maker, curator, writer, and educator
Based in Winnipeg; works on Red Dress Day and Indigenous relational making
Episode: KC Adams: Red Dress Day and the Art of Relational Making
Adrian Alfonso
Cyclist, trail builder, Indigenous community leader
Indigenous youth mentorship, Clear Paths (founder)
Episode: Adrian Alfonso: Trails, Truth, and Reconciliation on Two Wheels
Erna Buffie
Winnipeg writer, filmmaker and environmental advocate
Trees Please; author of Out on a Limb
Episode: Erna Buffie: Out on a Limb

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Stuart Murray
Host of the show; Inaugural President & CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; engages guests on education, mobilization, and taking action around human rights.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Audrey Gordon interview rocks!

    The interviewer did such a good job interviewing the minister and capturing important moments in her life.. really good!

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Holly Spence: Building Manitoba's Indigenous Tourism Industry
Q: What does market readiness mean for a community member listening, and how do you help them get there?
Market readiness involves standard practices like having a website, prompt responses, appropriate pricing, and liability insurance, with export readiness adding more complex pricing and partnerships; we guide communities one-on-one to meet these standards and connect them with the broader tourism ecosystem.
Holly Spence: Building Manitoba's Indigenous Tourism Industry
Q: So Holly, if we talk about things like economic self-determination as a kind of a human rights lens, as you look through that from your perspective, how do you see tourism development as a vehicle for Indigenous communities to exercise control over their own land stories and economic futures?
Tourism allows communities to tell their stories on their terms and create a local economy that aligns with cultural values, helping to maintain sovereignty and self-determination while connecting visitors with authentic Indigenous experiences.
KC Adams: Red Dress Day and the Art of Relational Making
Q: Why is the concept of relational making central to your work, and how does it differ from traditional notions of art?
Relational making centers Indigenous knowledge systems—relationships with people, land, and spirit—over Western art hierarchies; it uses making as a communicative practice that can convey complex cultural meanings quickly and inclusively.
KC Adams: Red Dress Day and the Art of Relational Making
Q: How did the collaboration with Jamie Black Morissette influence the Red Dress installation's evolution?
It shifted the focus from memorialization to a living, action-oriented space that invites communities to participate in ceremonies and education, with Adams contributing a birch bark-based background and Star Woman motif to create a welcoming lodge for ongoing engagement.
Heather Fast: Environmental Rights as Human Rights
Q: How can individuals and communities use this information to advocate for environmental rights locally?
Communities can leverage the recognized right to a healthy environment to push for participatory processes, demand accountability in policy and planning, and seek remedies for environmental harms. Education, civic engagement, and collaboration with environmental NGOs can translate high-level legal concepts into tangible protections and resources for affected populations.

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A thoughtful, policy-forward series that centers human rights through conversations with community leaders, advocates, and policymakers. Episodes routinely tackle education, mobilization, and active rights work across topics like Indigenous rights, housing justice, disability supports, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and environmental justice, often exploring systemic barriers and practical paths to change. Notable strengths include a steady focus on rights-based storytelling, a habit of grounding discussions in concrete policy implications, and guests who bring both lived experience and institutional insight. For potential listeners, the show offers accessible yet rigorous dialogue that connects personal narratives to broader social impact, with clear o... more

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4. Vince Barletta
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7. KC Adams
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