September 24, 2010: Race, Class and Crisis: What New Possibilities for the U.S. Left? – with Adolph Reed The economic crisis that started in U.S. housing markets in 2007 quickly swept across the world market. A long period of stagnation and austerity now seems to be the order of the day. While all working class [...]
“Raw data in and of itself can lead to a lot of false conclusions” Sheila Fraser that perpetuates class division esp as one class, the ruling and/or academic class, researches another, the “under class” defined as the poor and inherent in capitalism which is not the practice of democracy : the absence of hereditary or [...]
Canada Without Poverty invites its individual and group members, plus others who may be interested, to attend our October 5th Annual General Meeting, to be held by teleconference between 5:30 and 6:30pm Eastern. A summary of our activity in 2009/2010, an update on current action, a review of our audited financial statements for 2009/10, and [...]
stigma stigmata stig·ma·ta [ stig mtə, stígmətə ] plural noun Definition: marks resembling crucifixion wounds: marks on the hands and feet resembling the wounds from Jesus Christ’s crucifixion [Mid-17th century. < Greek, plural of stigma (see stigma)] stigma stig·ma [ stígmə ] (plural stig·mas) noun Definition: 1. sign of social unacceptability: the shame or disgrace attached [...]
Subject: OneToronto Emergency Community meeting: TORONTO Monday Sep 27 PLEASE DISTRIBUTE TO YOUR NETWORKS. Dear friends: This upcoming municipal election is about the future of Canada ’s largest urban centre. A coalition of citizens and organizations has come together under the banner of the OneToronto vision for the City: a city that builds on its [...]
CRIMES IN PARIS LIVE @ THE EL MOCAMBO this Saturday, September 18 ALBUM RELEASE MODERN GHOST STORIES W/SPECIAL GUESTS LION TIGER BEAR & WINHARA Doors Open @ 8pm Show Starts @ 9pm $10/door album giveaways CRIMES IN PARIS is a four-piece group who has been together for 10 years and spent the last two years [...]
Latest News Attorney General announces expansion of family justice reform initiative across Ontario Sep 23, 2010 04:00 am A news release from the Attorney General announces the expansion of a program that helps families learn ways to find resolutions without going to court and steps they need to take should they decide to proceed through [...]
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» NFB.CA: WATCH THESE FILMS ONLINE Watch Scared Sacred, Velcrow Ripper’s Genie-award-winning documentary Celebrate Velcrow Ripper’s birthday (it was this past Monday, September 20), with Scared Sacred, his acclaimed documentary about finding hope and meaning in places that have experienced tremendous suffering in recent times, including Bosnia, Hiroshima and New York City. This week, we’re [...]
National Film Board of Canada NFB Web site Store Send to a friend September 22, 2010 Edition Fall, otherwise known as film festival season, officially kicks off this week. Films are everywhere! This week, we’ve got: Watch Scared Sacred, a doc about finding hope and meaning in the least likely places, on NFB.ca A blog [...]