January 29, 2015
Entrepreneurship under the microscope
Is entrepreneurship and social enterprise always a good thing? A couple of different perspectives.
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Is entrepreneurship and social enterprise always a good thing? A couple of different perspectives.
No news, no protests or letters to write to politicians. Instead, some philosophical ideas to mull over in front of the fire. Your holiday break.
Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, hosted a conference called The Good Jobs Summit on October 3-6, 2014. Here are some highlights.
Episode 158 of rabble radio is about the lives that undocumented migrants face and also about people trying to help them make sense of it all and live their lives.
The last day of #PSF2014 focused on summarizing the many conversations, sessions and workshops which took place. Here are highlights from the Final Assembly.
An excerpt from a talk by Ellen Gabriel, conversations with delegates and soundscapes from the powwow on Sparks Street.
Listen to highlights from day two of the Peoples’ Social Forum, including: being an activist in Alberta, creating a Department of Peace, and independent media in Canada.
Highlights from the first day of a gathering of activists, journalists, artists and thinkers in Ottawa from across Canada.
Today on rabble radio, we feature a couple of interviews which provide some of the background behind the headlines about the attack on Gaza.
In this podcast activists across North America talk about intersectionality. Let’s bring together gender justice, socialism, feminism, economics. What will you add to the mix?
May Day is coming and we celebrate by hearing about labour in Indonesia, and spoken word poem about justice in the U.S., plus an agricultural land reserve and community gardening in Ottawa.