COVID-19 as a Catalyst & Democratization of Place
COVID-19 is exposing the often hidden gaps in our society and calling us to do better together, we discuss transformational change, and the democratization of the neighbourhood and the factory w/ Dr. Michael Courey, Urban Sociologist & Community Organizer.
The Right to Live & a Path Out of This
The commodification of housing has led to some very dark and nefarious policy. Due to the pandemic, we’ve seen vulnerable Canadians struggle to keep a roof over their head with no relief, we’ve seen champions of those who sleep on the street be demonized, and we’ve seen a lack of action by our elec…
S2E17 - Frank Riley Jr. & Michael Courey
S2E17 - Frank Riley Jr. & Michael Courey
Employment
Dr. Michael Courey, director of the London Poverty Research Centre at King's University College, talks about employment during the pandemic and its impact on low-wage workers, self-employment, and the service industries. Women make up a large portion of the labour force, such as in health care and …
London's livable wage rises, men struggle to keep friends--and it's hurting their mental health, and is Ontario's cell phone ban in classrooms really necessary?
On the November 4 London Live podcast:
London's living wage rises with Centre Coordinator for London Poverty Research Centre at King's, Michael Courey.
Men struggle to keep friends--and it's hurting their mental health with Global News national online journalist Laura Hensley.
Is Ontario's cell …
Dr Michael Courey: This Homesteader Makes Hay.
Episode Summary
On this episode of GrowAbility, Joe speaks with Dr. Mike Courey, a farmer and academic, about his transformative journey from academia to farming at New Moon Community Homestead. Located on a 200-acre farm in Southern Ontario, Mike shares how he integrates sustainable agriculture, b…
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