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Join us in conversation with special guests; Nneka Allen, Camila Vital Pereira, Nicole Salmon, Nicole Cozier, Marva Wisdom, Muthoni Kariuki, Sherrie James, Kishshana Palmer, Heba Mahmoud, Christal M. Cherry & Birgit Burton Smith The time for Collecting Courage is now! It’s undeniably our stories, told by us and for us, publicly sharing and claiming our […]

The University of Toronto Scarborough’s annual Global and International Health Week is returning virtually this year the week of March 8-11, with the theme Pandemic Perspectives! In partnership with the Knowledge Equity Lab’s OpenPraxisForum, students from the IDSC11 Global & International Health Issues class will be presenting their multimedia exhibits, each focusing on critically analyzing

You’re invited to the FREE Results Canada National Conference! Join us virtually on November 14-15 to participate in plenaries, sessions, and workshops filled with information and insight on global health and advocacy in the current COVID-19 context. Registration is open!

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Through direct action, art interventions, protests, rallies and other forms of mobilization, Black people globally are resisting state sanctioned violence and anti-Black racism in all spheres. The status quo is no longer viable. Black feminists are (re)building a world for us, by us. This panel features freedom fighters advocating for justice across the globe. In

Access to good food is a basic human right. But what does food security mean without an attention to the conditions involved in producing and distributing that food? This panel will draw links between barriers to food access and the precarious working conditions involved in food production, in order to highlight the demand for “food

Since the passing of the National Security Law on July 1, 2020, the world has been witnessing the ‘un-doing and dismantling’ of the relatively high autonomy of Hong Kong. This session situates the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests as part of the global movement against tyranny and dictatorship. People in Hong Kong have stood up against

For the first time in Canadian history we have a self-identified “feminist” Prime Minister, as well as a federal cabinet made up of 50% women. Yet the realities of gender inequality and sexist exploitation continue to be a daily lived reality. The global pandemic has brought with it an increase in domestic violence, massive job

This event will feature two extraordinary feminist, anti-colonial thinkers in dialogue about how to build the infrastructures that can take us beyond planetary social and ecological collapse. Professor Ruth Wilson Gilmore and Anishinaabe leader Winona LaDuke are both decorated authors who are also deeply invested and active in on-the-ground social transformation. They have both built

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