Hear what Carol Bilson, Asiyah Robinson (she/her), and Jamison Schulz-Franco (he/him) have to say about anti-racism, working in allyship, the failure of good intentions, and how to engage in anti-racist action in your communities.
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I joined my colleague, Matilde Cervantes who is also a PhD student at the University of Victoria, on the CFUV podcast, Docs, for this conversation about racism, colonization, and structural violence.
Asiyah Robinson (she/her), Jamison Schulz-Franco (he/him), and Carol Bilson (she/her/ella) help us understand stereotypes, and what kind of work we have to do to dismantle stereotypes. By Anti-Racism BC, Victoria Foundation, Resilience BC, Inter-Cultural Association, Victoria Immigrant & Refugee Centre Society.
This May is Sexual Violence Prevention Month. Let’s act now to create a world free from gender-based violence and oppression! Get our poster (PDF). Pledge to take these three calls to action to ignite change in our community: Action 1: Support Survivors. Make a donation – it will be doubled! An anonymous donor is matching up…
This workshop will empower community members to find tangible strategies to enact reconciliation within their everyday work and personal lives.
I was grateful to work with Kate Crozier, Sarah Scanlon, and Jude Oudshoom recently on a webinar for the Zehr Insitute.
Listen to Jamison Schulz-Frano, Asiyah Robinson, and Carol Bilson explain how microaggressions emerge from veiled compliments, questions, assumptions, and cultural impacts.
