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Looking Within: Anti-Black Racism and the Gender-Based Violence Sector in Canada
This Forum is a series of dialogues about complicity and accountability in the gender based violence sector on issues of anti-Black racism.
Indigenous Cultural Safety (ICS) Learning Series
A series of over 12 webinars that provides an opportunity to share knowledge, experiences, and perspectives in support of collective efforts to strengthen Indigenous cultural safety across sectors.
Leading Transformative Changes as Acts of Resistance
On International Women’s Day 2021, Feminists Deliver celebrated movements and community building with a webinar where they asked “How can more of us contribute towards systemic and transformative changes to ultimately abolish white supremacy, patriarchy, and capitalism?”
The Post-COVID-19 Urban Economy
COVID-19’s effects on the economy has been compared to that of the Great Depression. The shake-up in our urban economies has been far-reaching, but where are we heading?
Improving Pathways to Safety for 2SLGBTQ+ Survivors of Violence
This webinar describes how we can work together to support 2SLGBTQ+ in accessing what they need to promote their safety, health, and well-being.
Unpacking Asian Heritage Month
In this May 2020 webinar, panelists panelists unpacked “Asian Heritage Month” from the lens of intersectional “Asian” feminists.
Resistance and Resurgence: Decolonization in a Time of “Reconciliation”
Panelists in this webinar discuss how abolishing white supremacy means understanding how it plays out in every institution including the child welfare system, the criminal justice system, the housing system, income inequities, access to healthcare, education and employment, on and off reserves.
Resistance and Resurgence: Confronting Anti-Black Racism in Canada
People in Canada forget that white supremacy has thrived and existed in this country long before the country has even formed, which affects the lives of Black people who live here today. It’s time to turn inwards and shed a light on anti-Blackness in Canada.