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Jase Tanner
| Former Vancouver city councillor and former NDP MP Libby Davies discusses the issue of missing and murdered women in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. |
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Jase Tanner
| This episode documents the 30th annual Women's Memorial March in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. The march, which first took place on Valentine's Day in 1992, commemorates lost loved ones. |
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Jase Tanner
| Former NDP MP Libby Davies discusses the past and the present of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, reflecting on how austerity policies of the '90s have created the challenges of today. |
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Jase Tanner
| Former NDP MP Libby Davies discusses the history of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, where she started out as a community worker in the 1970s. |
Blog
Stepan Wood
| The second article in a two-part series looking at the cycle of displacement of homeless people during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Imtiaz Popat talks about his wide range of activism and organizing in Vancouver against racism, homophobia, and an entire spectrum of intersecting oppressions and bigotries. |
News
Jean Walton
| This excerpt from Jean Walton's new book "Mudflat Dreaming" chronicles how housing activists in 1970s Vancouver responded to the first UN Conference on Human Settlements. |
Blog
Tania Ehret
| On Valentine's Day -- with snow in forecast -- the Downtown Eastside community comes together to honour and grieve the lives of women, missing and taken too soon, and recommit to justice. |
Blog
David Suzuki
| The best way to avoid the massive damage that comes with plastics and fossil fuels is to stop using so many. That's why cities and countries worldwide are banning single-use items made from plastic. |
News
Tania Ehret
| The Dril Art Collective wants the installation to offer “a way to process the things that stimulate us through the senses.” |
News
Hadani Ditmars
| How a very Vancouver accident led to a concussion and reflections on the changes overtaking Lotusland. |
News
Tania Ehret
| Vancouver art series explores how artists' projects in public spaces aim to ask the difficult questions about the supports necessary to sustain public art and common space. |