The Canadian Human Rights Commission is calling for the swift passage of the National Strategy Respecting Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice Act (Bill C-226). bit.ly/49RVLgO

I am not trying to be a bully & like a lot of these people but this is my former PhD department & I have to say something.

I am wowed that a group of sociologists would hold a panel at Princeton around the “Injustice of Place” and have it be all white. The levels of irony.

💡Fantastic turnout & great time! Over 100 people attended the roundtable about #Haiti ’s growing crisis, including Hamilton Lugar School at Indiana University Dean's Dr. John Ciorciari. Heartfelt thank you to Susan D. Page, Brian Concannon, DrSaintPaulHayti #MostHighMyRock, & The Elliott School & The Perry Center's Dr. Arturo Sotomayor.

Friends working within queer/trans/sexuality/feminist studies: Send us your abstract! Queer Apocalypse! Duke University Press We have a time cushion before my smarty co-eds and I meet, so feel free to send it through next week! dukeupress.edu/Assets/Downloa…

Join me, Dorene Bernard (Sipekne'katik First Nation), Louise Delisle (Shelburne), and Michelle Francis-Denny (Pictou Landing First Nation) for a free screening of our documentary 'There's Something in the Water', followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. McMaster University McMaster Humanities

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Over and over again, Harvard rejected claims by Wabanaki tribes that human remains in its collections were their ancestors. Turns out Harvard had been using those remains for destructive DNA research & hadn’t told the tribes. New by Mary Hudetz 🔎 Ash Ngu propublica.org/article/inside…

Join the conversation on tackling environmental racism in Canada with filmmaker Ian Daniel and author Dr. Ingrid Waldron

harvardpublichealth.org/environmental-…

#EnvironmentalRacism #Canada #Documentary #TheresSomethingInTheWater #ShelburneCounty #NovaScotia #environment

Although the documentary “There’s Something in the Water” is based on an academic book, @IanJDaniel says it had “all the components [of] a great documentary.” Read our Q&A with the filmmaker. harvardpublichealth.org/environmental-…

“There’s Something in the Water,” a film project from @Ingrid_Waldron and @IanJDaniel, helped close a pulp mill, scrap plans for a pipeline, and galvanize Canada’s Parliament to act on environmental racism. Read our Q&A with the creators. harvardpublichealth.org/environmental-…

We have collated free resources that offer a clear history of the occupation, Israel's military industrial complex, and this latest explosion of violence in Gaza.

This includes 6 free ebooks:

Check out Dr. Ingrid Waldron's (Dr. Ingrid Waldron) interview in Harvard Public Health magazine as she & Ian Daniel reflect on their documentary “There’s Something in the Water,” the project's community-based research, & the significance of environmental racism awareness:
harvardpublichealth.org/environmental-…

It was fascinating to talk with Dr. Ingrid Waldron Ian Daniel about how #publichealth research contributed to changing law and environmental policy.

The creators of “There’s Something in the Water,” @Ingrid_Waldron and @IanJDaniel, discuss their book and documentary project on environmental racism, with Michael Fitzgerald. harvardpublichealth.org/environmental-…

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As summer gets into full swing, the Ash Center invites you to explore a summer reading list curated by Institutional Antiracism & Accountability Project featuring compelling memoirs, autobiographies, and historical accounts.

Check out the list here ⤵️
ash.harvard.edu/antiracism-sum…

🗓️ Mark your calendars for the return of Institutional Antiracism & Accountability Project annual #TruthandTransformation conference on September 28 and October 4

Sign up for updates on registration here ⤵️
iara.hks.harvard.edu/conference/tru…

Anti-racist perspectives on climate change
challenges & solutions by Dr. Ranjan Datta
'policy interventions or discussions around climate change have completely left out the Bangladeshi-Canadian constituents & increased their vulnerability.' pg 56, 2nd ed🔗bit.ly/arpj2023

Reminder from Urban Indigenous Collective Urban Indigenous Collective #4thJuly

NDN Action Network plans a peaceful, family-friendly march, gathering, and ceremony on a day when many people choose to uplift a false notion of American freedom. ndncollective.org/ndn-action-net… #MarchTowardJustice