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Quebec’s Movement for Economic and Environmental Justice
Quebec’s social movements are working to wed anti-austerity politics with climate justice.
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The Plight of the Pollinators
In the battle between beekeepers and agrochemical lobbyists over the use of neonicotinoid insecticides, farmers and non-farmers are joining forces to stand up for the bees.
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Beyond Holding Your Nose
What a politician is willing to do is never as important as what we can do together when we organize.
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Why are Canada’s Political Parties so Uninspiring?
Four activists discuss Canada’s federal election.
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A note to Alberta’s grassroots about NDP governments
Alberta’s grassroots must carve out critical distance from the NDP.
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Organizing to Win the World
How can radical organizers and activists overcome barriers to serious strategic organizing?
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Addressing Self-righteousness on the Activist Left
Self-righteousness is a barrier to effective organizing and it undermines the left.
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“The more they oppress, the less safe they feel”
Bridging Palestine solidarity work with Indigenous struggles in Canada.
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A Note on Call-Out Culture
Are we educating each other or just scoring points from our swivel chairs?
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Addressing the Conservative Attack on Canadian Health Care
What can be done about the Conservative attack on universal health care?
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A Profile of Next Up: Taking leadership seriously on the left
Conservatives are serious about developing young leaders. How about progressives?
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Social Bodies
Everything we care about when we think about social justice relates to our bodies: how they are defined and governed and by whom.
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On the Front Lines of the Great Lakes
The Great Lakes region is the most important hub for tarsands projects outside of Alberta. Climate activists are working to connect local resistance in front-line communities with the broader movement to halt tarsands expansion.
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Season’s Hauntings
What if instead of Scrooge, the ghosts of past, present, and future haunted his exploited clerk Bob Cratchit?
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Gabor Maté: On Storytelling, Health, and the Ruling Class
Part two of Ryan Meili’s conversation with Gabor Maté.
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The Class Politics of Pipeline Resistance
As anti-pipeline campaigns rise to the forefront of activist activity, do environmentalists need to re-evaluate their engagement with affected communities such as Toronto’s Jane-Finch neighbourhood?
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OKComrade
Will you be my comrade? On comradeship and the relationships that sustain, nurture, and inform activism.
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The Peoples’ Social Forum
What is the historic gathering of activists and organizers meant to achieve?