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Environmental Racism: Shannon Holness Speaking Out Against Forced Family Relocations in Jane-Finch
CBTU video with a profile of Shannon Holness describing her work with the Toronto Community Benefits Network
Environmental Racism presentation at XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology
Video: Presentation on the Environmental Racism Research Project to the XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology.
Environmental Racism: “Natural Disasters” by Shadiya Aidid
Video: Shadiya Aidid, Spoken Word Artist and Activist, presents her poem “Natural Disasters” at the CBTU General Membership Meeting.
Environmental Racism-ACW Workshop Companion Guide and Facilitator’s Notes
As the pressure of global warming upends jobs, education, health and our communities, the impact of environmental racism exposes the destruction suppression of Racialized and Indigenous dreams and aspirations for economy equality.
Our Times Cover Story: A Green Economy for All
Journalist Hanseena Manek takes us inside the working of this ground-breaking initiative to address environmental racism.
“Green is Not White” Diversity Conference Hears
Video of Toronto Community Benefits Network conference, with CBTU’s Chris Wilson.
Discussing Environmental Racism on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Video of Payton Wilkins speaking out on Environmental Racism at the CBTU General Membership Meeting
Environmental Racism and Work in a Warming World. Part II: The transition to a green economy
Presentation by Chris Wilson and Jawara Gairey, Coalition of Black Trane Unionists, at ACW All Team Meeting Researcher’s Workshop, Toronto, November 2017.
CBTU Leads Environmental Racism Workshop for Teachers
How does climate change exposes structural racial inequality, and what are the opportunities for racialized communities to strategize towards a just transition.
Environmental Racism: Adding African Canadians’ Voices to the Climate Change Debate
This project is designed to explore the impact of climate change upon racialized communities within Canada.