Anti-Racism

Art is a healing practice, a practice of renewal, exploration and of storytelling. Art is a space of self-definition and self-understanding of anti-colonial struggles.

Ending gender violence, remembering missing and murdered aboriginal women, banning bottled water, using tumblr for activists and more!

This week, Smash the State on AW@L Radio includes discussion of the omnibus crime bill, the Canada-EU trade deal, anti-racism, Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, decolonizing the Occupy movement and more.

African Liberation Month would clearly communicate that the mission of this celebration is the cultivation of a culture of resistance and liberation.

Coalition-building, the International Day of Solidarity for Leonard Peltier, unionizing your university, taking on non-violent street actions, workshops and more!

This week on the Activist Toolkit: How to mobilize students, the Egyptian Revolution, history of the Indian Act, taking feminist action.

A B.C. journalist faced death threats in Mexico after blowing the whistle on corruption. Will Canada now deport her? The Left Coast Post investigates.

This week on the Activist Toolkit: Troy Davis, bird-dogging politicians, advanced facilitation, economic justice workshops.

We speak with Jord Samolesky, drummer of the Canadian punk band Propagandhi, on their involvement in a variety of political movements.

Jack O'Dell shares his thoughts on the legacy of Martin Luther King, as it pertains to today's movements for justice.

rabble.ca weekly roundup has a bone to pick with the Harper government as bloggers tackle topics about the celebration of the War of 1812, the tar sands pipeline and the Conservatives' "radicals."

This week's roundup highlights guides to public outreach for activists, self-publishing and anti-racist workshop guides.

The Activist toolkit is here to help you fulfill all your New Year's resolutions from improving your campaign's online security and checking out Canadian activism to having a more inclusive movement.

Forced to take a break from my profession as teacher, I decided to challenge myself by taking -- for the first time -- an exercise I usually give my students about privilege.