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1834 TALKS
1834 Talks is a podcast produced by Operation Black Vote Canada (OBVC) and the 1834 Foundation. Named after the year the Slavery Abolition Act was enacted in Canada, the 1834 Foundation, with the support of OBVC, is committed to empowering Canadian Black youth through programs such as the 1834 Fellowship, 1834 Global, and 1834 Debates. These programs are aimed at educating and nurturing Black youth development in civic leadership and public policy.
Tune in to our podcast for authentic conversations featuring 1834 alumni engaging with prominent figures from Canadian politics and public policy, along with fellow alumni, providing valuable insights and perspectives.
1834 TALKS
Trailblazing with Deputy Minister Ako Ufodike
Tune in for a captivating conversation with Deputy Minister Ako Ufodike, a true trailblazer within Alberta's government and the first Black Deputy Minister in the province. We'll explore his extraordinary journey, spanning from his background in accounting and academia to his current role as Deputy Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism in the provincial public service. With a PhD from the University of Calgary Haskayne Business School and an MBA from Cornell, Deputy Minister Ufodike generously shares invaluable insights and advice tailored to aspiring young Black professionals seeking to carve their path in the public sector. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that has immense wisdom and guidance on navigating public service and achieving success within it.
Host: Iyanu Soyege
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Connect with the 1834 Foundation and its initiatives below:
Instagram (1834 Fellowship): instagram.com/1834fellowship
Twitter (1834 Fellowship): twitter.com/1834Fellowship
LinkedIn (1834 Fellowship): linkedin.com/1834-foundation
Instagram (1834 Global): instagram.com/1834global
Twitter (1834 Global): twitter.com/1834global