What if a photograph could speak for the voiceless, hold the powerful accountable, or remind us of our shared humanity? In this episode, we sit down with internationally renowned photojournalist James Whitlow Delano, whose decades of work capture the intersections of climate change, human rights, and cultural resilience. From the red-light districts of Cambodia to tsunami-hit Japan, Delano doesn't just take photos; he tells stories that the world needs to hear. James emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding in storytelling, advocating for the humanization of all individuals regardless of their circumstances.

Human Trafficking Laws Don't Have Teeth - Ep. 2

Guest: Shekinah Deocares - Human Rights Activist

Instagram: @shekinah.deo

Pilipino Workers Center - www.pwcsc.org - (213) 250-4353

Instagram: @pwcsc

Programming & Outreach Director at Youth Interest PAC - www.youthinterestpac.com

Instagram: @pacfortheyouth

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Youth For Your Rights (@youth4yourrights) is the human rights podcast that interviews various advocates about their cause and how you can get involved.

This casual interview and discussion-style podcast allows leaders to share their stories. By connecting young people to activists, we hope to inspire them to take action in their communities.

Youth For Your Rights allows people to learn from experts within their prospective career paths. The hosts, Clementine Causse and Sarah Soroosh Moghadam are passionate high school students who initiate conversations with individuals making an impact.

You can stream our podcast on all platforms and check us out on social media @youth4yourrights. Feel free to contact us at youth4rightss@gmail.com.

The Climate Crisis is a Legislative Failure - Ep. 1

Guest: Sim Bilal - Climate Activist

Organizer for Climate Strike LA - https://www.instagram.com/ycstrikela

Co-founder of Youth Interest PAC - https://www.youthinterestpac.com

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Youth For Your Rights (@youth4yourrights) is the human rights podcast that interviews various advocates about their cause and how you can get involved.

This casual interview and discussion-style podcast allows leaders to share their stories. By connecting young people to activists, we hope to inspire them to take action in their communities.

Youth For Your Rights allows people to learn from experts within their prospective career paths. The hosts, Clementine Causse and Sarah Soroosh Moghadam are passionate high school students who initiate conversations with individuals making an impact.
You can stream our podcast on all platforms and check us out on social media @youth4yourrights. Feel free to contact us at youth4rightss@gmail.com.