Lovers & Fighters – Ep.3: Working While Black
Anti-Black racism is built into our economy and society. Affordable housing and job prospects are hard to come by for most millennials, but even more so for Black workers. We know more equitable systems and structures are possible – especially where people have created their own space to go deeper,…
Episode 020: Loose Ends - January 2018
This episode, we follow up on some stories from last year.
We follow up on what became of the Ten Year Tent City in Vacouver with Ethel Whitty, director of homelessness services for the City.
We talk to Careers Eductation Empowerment Centre for Young Black Professionals Executive Director Kofi Ho…
Trailer: Scotiabank and the Walrus Labs collaborate to explore the energy transition
The Edge of Energy podcast is presented by Scotiabank, produced by the Walrus Lab, discussing the energy transition and the climate crisis. In each of the episodes in this series we will explore the policies, green incentives and strategies that are giving us a head start as we begin to tackle the …
Righteous Justice and Longstanding Change
Resources:
‘Race, Racism and Relationships’. Rev.Sean Smith at Toronto City Church: https://youtu.be/X_U93bp2fiI
Article by my friend Dr. Kofi Hope. ‘I’ve worked for years on anti-racism training. Here’s what I’ve learned about how Canadians can take the next steps’: https://www.thestar.com/opini…
Scarborough and Etobicoke Residents Distrust City Hall, Report Finds
It's no secret that Toronto's council doesn't fully represent the citizens that they were elected for, so why do people generally distrust city hall? A recent report called, "Community Voices" was conducted and found that many of those who are distrustful of city hall, came from Scarborough and Eto…
Flux in the City - A Conversation on Human-Centred Design Ft. Zahra Ebrahim
How, do we build cities, plan cities, and study cities and how can we do that equitably?
On the Flux in the City podcast, Wesley Reibeling and Nathaniel Hanula-James create space to explore themes of equitable cities and participatory art practices in urban environments.
We invited leaders, city …
Understanding Identity and Social Power
In this week's episode, Tom McCullough talks with Kofi Hope and Zahra Ebrahim about the Identity Wheel, a tool that helps individuals explore different dimensions of their identity and understand the power dynamics connected to them. Through personal reflection and group discussions, we examine how…
Black Excellence in Canada
In this episode co-produced with Munk School Black Students Association (MSBSA), Adhithya and Dan focused on four monumental Black Canadians: Lincoln Alexander, Jean Augustine, Desmond Cole, and Viola Desmond. Following this, Faith and Amie from MSBSA interviewed Kofi Hope about his accomplishments…
Hip-hop 101
Did you know that Toronto's hip-hop scene is older than that of many American cities? Host David Common speaks with two instructors of a new hip-hop course at U of T; urbanist-in-residence Kofi Hope and Juno-winning artist and rapper, Shad. Plus, Tanya Talaga speaks about her family's decades long …
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