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A critical look into the bureaucratized and underfunded world of on-reserve housing produced by Jordan Koe as part of CFUV's Documenting Decolonization Project, funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.
Features interviews with Farrah S (a on reserve resident), Anthony Persaud of Ecotrust Canada, Architect Scott Kemp, Housing Professionals Keir Porttris and Pierre Iachetti, and Former Councilor of Malahat First Nation Matthew Harry. A reading from Sylvia Olsen's 2016 PhD dissertation "Making Poverty: a history of on reserve housing programs 1930 - 1996" at the University of Victoria. Music by Jordan Koe.
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