The Mark Cherrington Podcast: Episode 3 - Legal Aid Crisis, Intergenerational Trauma, and Community Support
In this episode, Mark reconnects with Kevin to discuss the ongoing challenges and complexities faced by marginalized communities, particularly focusing on the recent legal aid crisis in Alberta.
Mark shares his insights on what he believes has been the mismanagement of Legal Aid funds, the impacts of intergenerational trauma, and the uphill battle many families face with the justice and Child Welfare systems.
This episode also covers personal stories, including assisting an expecting mother stranded in Northern Alberta and providing emergency support to families in distress. Mark also highlights the importance of community donations to sustain his vital work and make a direct impact on those in need.
- 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
- 01:04 Discussing Legal Aid and Government Issues
- 04:13 Misquotations and Media Impact
- 17:31 Intergenerational Trauma and Personal Stories
- 27:54 Positive Outcomes and Small Victories
- 33:48 Challenges with Housing and Heat Wave
- 39:40 A New Beginning: Bringing Her Back to the City
- 40:43 The Green Shack: A Hidden Gem in Edmonton
- 43:23 Challenges in Child Welfare: A Mother's Perspective
- 47:36 The Importance of Repetition in Advocacy
- 51:36 Administrative Reviews: A Quasi-Judicial Process
- 53:24 Positive Outcomes Amidst Housing Shortages
- 57:30 The Power of Donations: How You Can Help
- 01:05:12 Final Thoughts and Closing
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