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The role of libraries in our communities is changing. Olivia Robinson talks about why she chose libraries as her focus for her Jack Layton Journalism for Change Fellowship with rabble.ca.
When you think about it, public libraries are a pretty remarkable. Fascinating fact — did you know that the first free tax-supported public libraries in Canada opened in 1883 in Saint John, Guelph and Toronto? And now every town has one. Where else can you get access to thousands of books, magazines, newspapers, CDs and DVDs…
When you think about it, public libraries are a pretty remarkable. Fascinating fact — did you know that the first free tax-supported public libraries in Canada opened in 1883 in Saint John, Guelph and Toronto? And now every town has one. Where else can you get access to thousands of books, magazines, newspapers, CDs and DVDs…
The Reconciliation Book Club is off and running. Listen to Pam Palmater’s hopes for the book club, the response so far, and why she chose YouTube as the host for the club.
Michael Welch talks to Dr. Bruce Clark, author of “Ongoing Genocide caused by Judicial Suppression of the ‘Existing’ Aboriginal Rights.”
David Kattenburg has visited Israeli occupied Palestine for many years documenting the challenges, struggles and strength of its people. Some highlights from his explorations in June and early July.
Two conversations — Yahaya Baruwa, a Nigerian-Canadian writer who writes about living in two worlds; and Dave Kattenburg talks about do’s and don’ts when travelling internationally as a journalist.
Over 150 town halls were held across the country in May and June. On today’s rabble radio, we hear about what was accomplished and what the next steps are.
In May and June, over a hundred groups across the country came together for town hall meetings to discuss climate change and what a Green New Deal for Canada could look like. And the energy continues – there are still a few town halls happening in the month of July. This week, a report was posted…
In May and June, over a hundred groups across the country came together for town hall meetings to discuss climate change and what a Green New Deal for Canada could look like. And the energy continues – there are still a few town halls happening in the month of July. This week, a report was posted…
Michael Welch of the Global Research News Hour talks about what it accomplished with labour historian Julia Guard and anti-poverty activists Harold Dyck and John Clarke.
Heidi Berger, daughter of a Holocaust survivor and founder of the Foundation for Genocide Education, talks about why her new genocide education program for high school students is necessary.
