Scott Neigh

Alvin Finkel talks about the grassroots historical work of the Alberta Labour History Institute and about his new book, "Compassion: A Global History of Social Policy."

Hydro isn't as sustainable an energy source as it might look. Ramona Neckoway and Stephane McLachlan talk about the work of Wa Ni Ska Tan: An alliance of hydro-impacted Indigenous communities.

W̱SÁNEĆ and Sḵx̱wu7mesh woman Tiffany Joseph talks to Scott Neigh about her peoples' history, her work revitalizing her language and culture, and restoring the land.

Sometimes, in the course of political action, people get arrested. Legal worker Macdonald Scott talks about the work of the Movement Defence Committee.

Lawyer and activist May Chiu talks about Pour une dignité politique, a new formation looking to build an anti-racist and decolonial left in Quebec.

Marissa Vertrees and Agnes Richard talk about the Global Catholic Climate Movement and about its Canadian chapter.

High school teacher Kate Curtis of the End Dress Codes Collective talks about this spring's big victory at the Toronto District School Board.

Laura Cuthbert talks about the Populous Map project and its work to preserve and share marginalized histories in British Columbia.

Marty Wexler and Claire McNeil talk about the Disability Rights Coalition of Nova Scotia and its work to challenge the institutionalization of people with disabilities in their province.

Rama DelaRosa talks about the Resistance Rising Choir -- using music to uplift, educate and inspire people to action.