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July 10, 2024
Housing and Homelessness as a Barrier for Enjoyment of Child Rights in Canada
The approximate number of homeless people in Canada is 150,000 to 300,000 . 20% of youth between the ages of 13-25 are experiencing homelessness. Homelessness is when an individual, family or community lack ...
June 26, 2024
Global Human Rights: International Student Perspective
International students must negotiate the complex issues of human rights in today’s globalized world while capturing opportunities and overcoming challenges. Experience firsthand what they have to say on the dynamics of globalized human ...
June 26, 2024
Fighting extremism and radicalization in Manitoba
Terrorism and radicalization evoke images of destruction both at home and abroad, events seared into the minds of victims, bystanders, and observers alike. Yet, for many, these concepts are vague, denoting villainous foreigners ...
June 7, 2024
Racialized Women: Connecting Experiences of Gender Persecution in Canada and the Caribbean
Despite being a prominent issue, especially amongst racialized women, gender persecution is rarely prosecuted as a crime against humanity. Background Recently, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) launched a new initiative ...
June 7, 2024
Nahum and his commitment to Human Rights
Nahum is a grade 11 student from the MET Exchange school, having immigrated from Mexico to Canada, his main interests are in History, Anthropology, and Geopolitics, where he has done multiple student research-based ...
May 29, 2024
Fabiola and her commitment to Human Rights
As a recent graduate of Canadian Mennonite University with a degree in Peace and Conflict Transformation, Mlika has dedicated her life to advancing human rights and liberties. Deep commitment to understanding and solving ...
May 29, 2024
Kyle and his commitment to Human Rights
Kyle is an undergraduate honours student in the Rhetoric, Writing and Communications Department at the University of Winnipeg. Both academically and professionally, his work has focused on topics like the rhetoric of extremism ...
May 29, 2024
Matthew and his commitment to Human Rights
Matthew grew up in a once small town in Ontario. He is passionate about the social impact of non-profit organizations and social-focused businesses. His undergrad degree is in business and psychology, and he’s ...
May 29, 2024
Stella and her commitment to Human Rights
Stella is a Kenyan citizen. She did her undergraduate degree in International Relations and Security Studies, and a minor in Business Administration and Management, at Daystar university. Currently she is studying a master’s ...
May 29, 2024
Lindsay and her commitment to Human Rights
Lindsay is completing her 4-year Bachelor of Arts from the University of Winnipeg, majoring in Human Rights and minoring in Political Science. Her research has extensively focused on the intergenerational trauma of Indigenous ...
May 29, 2024
Talia and her commitment to Human Rights
Talia (She/Her) is a First-Generation Canadian with two Caribbean immigrant parents from Trinidad and Tobago and Saint Lucia. She obtained her undergraduate degree in Advanced Sociology, with a minor in History at the ...
April 18, 2024
From citizens to digital citizens
Social media provide an opportunity to communicate in multiple ways, just as never before in history. Nonetheless, there are dangers and risks as well. We should be aware of them to protect ourselves ...
April 18, 2024
Interview With Christina Lleras
Interview with Cristina Lleras by Communications Coordinator
March 24, 2024
My commitment to the Human Rights cause
Although there are different approaches to human rights and lots of stories to be told, my personal view is that every person has unique characteristics, whether they are physical or psychological. In addition, ...
March 11, 2024
Open conversations: Bridging racial divides
Innovation is needed to bridge the racial divides and stop hate Recent data show that race or ethnicity is the most common motivation behind hate crimes in Canada. In 2020 alone, it amounted ...
March 11, 2024
The Ethical Cup, a competition where everyone wins!
The winning team of the ethical cup, Collège Louis-Riel. From left to right: Didié Joyal, Madelaine Rivero, Ulrik Gagnon, Aron Dikkema, Kiara Pastora, Silvie Mukangwije, Hayam Akcha, Gabrielle Lachance, Kincaid Heller and Sirai Heller. (photo: ...
June 14, 2023
Welcome to MARL Precious!
My name is Precious Gauthier, and I am pursuing two undergraduate degrees at the University of Winnipeg. One degree in Biology and a second in English with a minor in Rhetoric, Writing and ...
June 14, 2023
Welcome to MARL Michelle!
Having lived in many countries, Canada has been a rather interesting experience. Seeing how many ways, no matter how subtle, there is a level of consideration for those who often are not in ...
June 14, 2023
MARL’s new member. Welcome Claire!
My name is Xiaoxia Li, and I go by the name of Claire. I come from China, and I am currently pursuing my Master of Human Rights degree at the University of Manitoba. ...
April 10, 2023
Canadian High School Ethics Bowl
Kelvin’s Team Socrates to compete in nationals, Rural team gets bragging rights Chances are, if you’re like me you‘ve never heard of an “Ethics Bowl” before today. At a very basic level, it’s ...
October 30, 2022
Angle of Reality by Justine Ramos
Poverty is a global issue, and our judgement and stereotypes build walls that prevent us from moving forward. It’s heartbreaking to know that there are people, human beings just like anyone else, who ...
October 29, 2022
Lets Welcome Practicum Students Fall 2022
Human rights are inherent to each and every person that work to protect and allow individuals the ability to participate within society with others on a level playing field, therefore, no matter the ...
September 10, 2022
BIPOC Advisory Committee Blogs
ISHA KHANDELWAL It is necessary to uphold and protect human rights, especially for those who are unable to, because they ensure that we as a society are able to hold ourselves accountable for ...
June 23, 2022
Learn more about MARL’s Practicum students 2022
MARL’s New Children’s Program Coordinator, Sara Gibson Sara is a human rights advocate excited to kickstart her non-profit career. We are excited to welcome practicum student Sara Gibson (she/her) as MARL’s new Children’s ...
May 16, 2022
Gaser (Bridge) by Izzeddin Hawamda
Intro “Gaser” (which means Bridge in Arabic and Hebrew) is an interfaith dialogue group that works to promote awareness, dialogue, and empathy-building regarding Israel and Palestine. We began by doing speaking engagements and ...
April 21, 2022
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ LACK OF ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE IN MANITOBA
INTRODUCTION Across Canada, universities and colleges send out recruiters to countries across the world to recruit students to study in Canada. These recruiters sell potential students’ stories of easy paths to permanent residency ...
April 21, 2022
The Cost of Doing Things Differently
In one of my elective graduate courses this past summer, our professor asked us to complete a very unconventional assignment. I call it unconventional, because, in my entire time as a student, even ...
February 11, 2022
Can the Canadian Charter give us Climate Justice?
Introduction On November 26, 2019, a group of Ontarian youth and the climate justice organization Ecojustice announced a lawsuit against the provincial government for “tearing up the province’s climate laws and violating their ...
December 21, 2021
Thank you, Fall 2021 Practicum Students
This fall, we had the pleasure of welcoming practicums students from the Canadian Mennonite University, University of Winnipeg, Global College, and the University of Manitoba. These practicum students have completed various human rights ...
October 21, 2021
MARL’s NEW Executive Director, Dr. Sandra Krahn
We are excited to welcome Sandra Krahn (she/her) as MARL’s new Executive Director! Sandra is a Metis human rights educator with over 20 years of experience in educational organizations. As MARL’s new Executive ...
September 2, 2021
Bill 64: “The Education Modernization Act”
What is Bill 64 ? Bill 64, also known as the “The Education Modernization Act,” was introduced toMantioba’s provincial parliament by the provincial government. The Education Modernization Act introduces a number of fundamental ...
July 23, 2021
My Last Day …
I have recently decided to leave my role at MARL to pursue another opportunity. While I am excited about this change, it is also a bittersweet reflection of my time at MARL. I ...
July 2, 2021
Bill 21: Targeting Racial and Religious Minorities in Canada
What is Bill 21? Also known as laïcité or Quebec’s secularism bill, Bill 21 prohibits Quebec citizens who work in public service from wearing religious symbols while fulfilling their civic duties. Bill 21 ...
May 25, 2021
Summer Practicum Students 2021: Leaders Ready to Contribute to Human Rights Education!
MARL welcomes four incredible students to our team. Read to learn more about the fantastic addition to our team this summer. This summer, four students from the University of Winnipeg’s Global College and ...
May 24, 2021
The Right to Strike: The Charter and Challenges
Introduction With the recent collective action from workers at Amazon, and more locally Stella’s, strikes have been a hot topic on the minds of many. Labour rights and human rights have historical parallels ...
April 29, 2021
What is Human Rights Education?
In 1995, the United Nations recognized Human Rights Education (HRE) as “essential for the promotion and achievement of stable and harmonious relations among communities and for fostering mutual understanding, tolerance and peace”. More ...
April 27, 2021
The Emergency Measures Act: Manitoba’s Legislative Response to COVID-19
Over a year ago, on March 12, 2020, the COVID-19 virus was officially recognized as being present in Manitoba. Since then, Manitobans have been forced to live alongside the malevolent COVID-19 virus. In ...
March 26, 2021
Bill 16: The Labour Relations Amendment Act
Human rights and labour rights have a long history of intertwinement. The Labour Relations Act has an important purpose, to “promote orderly collective bargaining and there are a number of sections regulating the ...
March 15, 2021
Manitoba High School Ethics Bowl 2021
A Virtual Ethics Bowl! The 7th Manitoba High School Ethics Bowl was held on February 18th and 19th, 2021. A total of eight high schools participated on a virtual platform to discuss ethical ...
February 25, 2021
Anti-Racism Must Be Ongoing and Uncomfortable
In response to recent and shocking acts of racism against an Indigenous woman from Winnipeg firefighters, the City of Winnipeg announced all city employees will undergo mandatory anti-racism training. In response, Niigaan Sinclair ...
February 4, 2021
What is The Manitoba Human Rights Commission?
The Manitoba Human Rights Commission receives and investigates complaints regarding Human Rights Code violations in Manitoba. The independent Adjudication Panel then reviews the Commission’s investigation and may hold a hearing to determine whether ...
January 18, 2021
Human Rights and Remote Volunteering during a Pandemic
“It’s not about supplication, it’s about power. It’s not about asking, it’s about demanding. It’s not about convincing those who are already in power, it’s about changing the very face of power itself.” ...
January 7, 2021
Virtual Ethics Café: Education in a Time of Uncertainty
On November 26, 2020, MARL held a virtual Ethics Café discussing education during the COVID-19 pandemic. People young and old joined in on the conversation to contribute their thoughts and opinions. This is ...
January 4, 2021
Reflections on Human Rights Education in 2020
I returned to my role after maternity leave as Executive Director at MARL in April 2020 – a time of peak uncertainty in the pandemic. At the time, no one knew if all ...
December 9, 2020
Human Resources or Human Rights?
In response to the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements, many community groups, schools, and organizations have been reminded of their responsibility to uphold anti-discriminatory values. Private workplaces are not exempt from this. ...
December 2, 2020
Humanitarian and Poverty COVID Crisis Looms: Open Letter to Province of Manitoba
Below are the contents of an open letter sent to Premier Pallister and Minister of Families Heather Stefanson on November 10th from Make Poverty History Manitoba. There is broad consensus that COVID-19 disproportionately ...
November 26, 2020
Why Removing Statues of John A. Macdonald (and others) is Not Erasing History
There are implications in honouring a historical person through naming a public building or erecting a statue. The significance is an indication of values: valuing the person’s historical role, valuing their contributions, and ...
October 23, 2020
Mi’kmaq Fishing Rights are Human Rights
As we recently celebrated Thanksgiving weekend in Canada and, what has been historically known as Columbus Day in the United States, it is essential to acknowledge, learn from and reflect on historical and ...
August 27, 2020
Defunding the Police Yay or Nay?
Introduction The tragic death of George Floyd, a black male, sparked outrage around the world and began necessary conversions about police brutality and systemic racism. Although Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of ...
July 22, 2020
Virtual Ethics Café: COVID-19 & Racism (Part 3 of 3)
Defunding/Disbanding the Police Question 3 : Recently, some activists have called on cities to defund or disband police departments and replace them with other public safety structures. Do you agree that the police ...
July 21, 2020
Virtual Ethics Café: COVID-19 & Racism (Part 2 of 3)
First Nations Communities, Land Management, and Structural Racism Question 2: Many First Nations communities have access to fewer doctors, don’t have food security, and have no access to safe drinking water. These inequalities ...
July 20, 2020
Virtual Ethics Café: COVID-19 & Racism (Part 1 of 3)
MARL and the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of Manitoba have conducted Ethics Cafés for several years. With the onset of COVID-19, our in-person event turned virtual to allow ...
July 15, 2020
MARL Welcomes This Year’s Education Program Intern; Cassie Dong
Ha (Cassie) Dong is a graduate student from Vietnam, currently pursuing the Join M.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg. Her current research interests focus ...
July 15, 2020
MARL Welcomes This Year’s Communications Intern; Clèche Kokolo
Clèche Kokolo is currently a full-time student at the University of Manitoba, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies. Through her years of involvement in the community, Clèche has developed a passion ...
June 9, 2020
Statement on Black Lives Matter
The Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. We believe critical conversations around racism here in Manitoba are but a starting point to unpack discomforts ...
June 2, 2020
Manitobans: COVID-19 Doesn’t Discriminate. Nor Should You!
In response to increasing COVID-19-related acts of racism, discrimination and xenophobia in Manitoba, Immigration Partnership Winnipeg (IPW) — together with several partnering organizations — launche its public awareness-building campaign, entitled: “Manitobans: COVID-19 Doesn’t ...
April 30, 2020
Report on the Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) of Manitoba
Report Introduction This paper is a brief overview and investigation of the Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) of Manitoba and the legislation which directs people under the care and committeeship of the PGT. ...
April 10, 2020
What Future Do we Want?
*This is an opinion paper, therefore the views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and not necessarily reflect those of MARL. The beginning of this year presented itself ...
February 24, 2020
Canada’s History with Black History Month
February, not only is it the second month of the New Year, we have holidays such as Valentine’s Day, Groundhog’s Day, and Louis Riel Day here in Manitoba. February though, is also the ...
November 6, 2019
Public Service Announcement: The Ethics of Democracy
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT Ethics Café: The Ethics of Democracy MARL RELEASE – 2019 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 6, 2019 WINNIPEG, MB – Please run the following public service announcement until November 29, ...
October 9, 2019
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD)
New studies suggest that the prevalence of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD) in the Canadian population is higher than previously thought. In fact, FASD may even be more prevalent than autism. As acknowledged ...
August 12, 2019
Navigating mental health issues in the workplace
Navigating conversations about mental health issues can be complicated, especially in the workplace. The Mental Health Commission of Canada’s 2010 report discovered that “the impact of mental health problems and illnesses [was] especially ...
July 17, 2019
Donation from J.H. Bruns Collegiate
J.H. Bruns Collegiate was awarded a $20,000 prize from the Staples Superpower Your School contest for their work on environmental activism. To celebrate Earth Day, students in grade ten English class raised awareness of ...
July 15, 2019
Youth Activist Highlight: Cameron Adams
Cameron Adams is the developer of the Swampy-Cree language app, a student of Indigenous studies at University of Winnipeg; his project looks to revitalize Indigenous languages showing his dedication to reconciliation. He also ...
June 12, 2019
Does Canada’s ‘No-Fly list’ engage our Charter Rights?
On September 11, 2001, the destruction of the Twin Towers in New York City shocked the world. It revealed that the ease and accessibility of air travel gave individuals an opportunity to commit ...
May 1, 2019
Canadian High School Ethics Bowl
The First Canadian High School Ethics Bowl was hosted at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on April 25. Eight High Schools competed during the event discussing a range of moral and philosophical ...
March 26, 2019
The Notwithstanding Clause’s History and Relevance Today
What are some of the things that make us proud to be Canadian? Some might answer ‘free health care’ or ‘hockey’, especially for most Winnipeggers. One study from 2016 revealed that 17.1 million ...
March 6, 2019
Anastasia Lin: Human Rights Advocate
Anastasia Lin is a practitioner of Falun Gong a Chinese-Canadian actor, model, beauty pageant and Human Rights advocate. On February 28th, MARL and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights organized an event for ...
February 25, 2019
For all the People: The Unknown Impact of Bill 24 on Charter Rights
We have all been made to feel powerless, despite the fact that we have more power than we realize. This can be especially true when our rights are being impacted on a grander ...
January 28, 2019
Activist Highlight: Tyler Blashko
As an Assistant Director with Wayfinders Tyler works with people from diverse backgrounds. His work with students pushes for change, improvement and challenging the status quo. 1. How did your organization start? Wayfinders, ...
January 11, 2019
The “Rule of Law” and Other Arguments in Support of the Wet’suwet’en Resistance
From time immemorial, members of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation have tended to their lands and since the arrival of settlers they have resisted colonial control over their home. Two camps have been built ...
January 9, 2019
Annie Beach: Youth Human Rights Activist
Annie Beach is a visual artist who has worked with Kenneth Lavallee on the Star Blanket Project and a mural at the Children’s Hospital, her art work reflects her commitment to support Indigenous ...
December 17, 2018
Ethics Slam 2019!
Up to six teams will have a chance to win over the audience and woo our panel of expert judges as they Slam on ethical questions ranging from current issues, hypothetical situations, and ...
December 13, 2018
High School Ethics Bowl
On December 12th, the 5th Annual Manitoba High School Ethics Bowl was held in partnership with Manitoba Education and the University of Manitoba Centre for Applied and Professional Ethics. This collaborative and competitive ...
November 26, 2018
Impacts of Colonialism on Indigenous Children and Families in Manitoba
Manitoba, much like Canada, has a long history of separating Indigenous children from their families. Stemming from colonial ideologies, this seeks to assimilate Indigenous populations and works against Indigenous sovereignty. Beginning with Residential ...
November 16, 2018
Toxicity in the Restaurant Sector: Harassment, Sexism, Safety
This past week, Winnipeg restaurant chain Stella’s has been criticized for harassment of employees. Current and past employees say that the management has created a toxic environment where sexual harassment is acceptable. Furthermore, ...
November 15, 2018
Winnipeg’s History: Rooster Town
Today, Winnipeg’s Grant Avenue is a typical almost-suburban street, home to Grant Park Shopping Mall and some chain restaurants. A century ago, the landscape was incredibly different. From the early 1900s-1960, what is ...
October 25, 2018
Geography and Experience: Shaping our Human Rights Education
Learning is a lifelong process which everyone engages with through formal and informal means. We learn informally through our physical environment, personal and lived experience, family and friends, and personal interest. Formally, we ...
October 22, 2018
Impacts of Hydro on the Fabric of Northern Communities
For decades, Manitoba Hydro has been negatively impacting Northern communities. Dating back to the 1960s, Hydro has been exploiting Indigenous land and contributing to the systematic oppression and abuse of Indigenous women and ...
October 15, 2018
The Right to Housing in the Manitoban Context
In Manitoba, housing is an issue which impacts those who are most marginalized. Across the planet, housing is an issue which impacts those who are most marginalized. Housing is imperative to survival, and ...
October 5, 2018
The Accessibility of Portage and Main
Winnipeg’s ongoing debate on the opening of Portage and Main has been of broad and current interest in the city. Winnipeg’s ongoing debate on the opening of Portage and Main has been of ...
October 2, 2018
Living Rights Then & Now: Indigenous Voting Rights
Indigenous peoples in Canada have only been allowed to exercise this right for the past 58 years. As the civic election nears closer in Winnipeg, the city is abuzz with talk of mayoral ...
July 13, 2018
MARL Welcomes Four New Board Members!
Community members with great talents in legal, policy, leadership, and finance join MARL team MARL is so pleased to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors: Sharon Bowcott, Trevor Oleniuk, Amy ...
July 13, 2018
Charter Rights for All – Stop Bill 24
MARL helps kickoff campaign dedicated to protecting and promoting Charter rights for all Manitobans, including the most marginalized MARL, along with other concerned groups and individuals in Manitoba, strongly believes that Charter rights ...
June 22, 2018
MARL 2017-2018 Annual Report
Thanks so much to all who made it out to our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, June 20, 2018. To find out about all the amazing work MARL undertook in 2017-2018, please read ...
May 29, 2018
Introducing the Canadian High School Ethics Bowl!
A new opportunity for students to learn and practice the skills they need as global citizens. We are ecstatic to launch this new opportunity, the first of its kind in the nation! The ...
May 16, 2018
Volunteer Position – Treasurer
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES We are looking for a Treasurer to join our volunteer Board of Directors! Interested in bringing your financial skills to help build our organization that envisions a society where diversity ...
March 20, 2018
Journeys through Generations – MARL Human Rights Film Festival
MARL HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL PREVIEW Journeys through Generations: Indigenous Voices Saturday, March 24 | 3:30-5:00| Gas Station Arts Centre Four Faces of the Moon: a short film by Amanda Strong | 12:56 ...
March 16, 2018
MARL Human Rights Film Festival – The Crown: Anastasia Lin
MARL HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL PREVIEW The Crown: Anastasia Lin Saturday, March 24 | 5:15-6:15 | Gas Station Arts Centre Film Rated G | 22 minutes | Documentary | Colour | 2017 Film ...
March 16, 2018
Saturday Church – Human Rights Film Festival Feature Film
Saturday, March 24 Feature Film – Saturday Church | 7:00-9:00 In partnership with Reel Pride Film Festival and QPOC Winnipeg. Saturday Church Rated PG-13 | 82 minutes | Talkback with QPOC Winnipeg following the film. Witness this exciting ...
February 22, 2018
Best of Manitoba Staycation Fundraiser is BACK!
MARL’s Best of Manitoba Staycation Raffle is back and better than ever! This year you can win VIP passes to some of the best summer festivals and attractions Winnipeg has to offer! Buy ...
January 22, 2018
Ethics Slam 2018 – Thank You!
Thanks to everyone who came out to the Annual Ethics Slam on Thursday, January 18th, including our competing teams, who all made some excellent discussion points, our judges, the fantastic and participatory audience, ...
December 22, 2017
Congratulations to the High School Ethics Bowl participants!
The annual High School Ethics Bowl was held on Friday, December 15, 2017, in partnership with Manitoba Education and the University of Manitoba Centre for Applied and Professional Ethics. It was a fantastic day ...
December 19, 2017
Living Rights Then & Now: Women’s Right to Vote
Welcome to Living Rights Then & Now: a MARL blog. The goal of this blog is to spread knowledge about the unique history of human rights struggle within the province of Manitoba, and ...
November 28, 2017
Giving Tuesday 2017
Dear valued MARL supporter, The team at MARL is hard at work! We’re spreading human rights education within classrooms all over the province of Manitoba. We’re engaging with the general public through numerous ...
November 9, 2017
Youth Filmmaking Workshops
Enter a youth team for the MARL M21 Film Festival! Want to Write, Film, or Star in your own Movie? Care about Social Justice and Human Rights Issues? In March 2018, the Manitoba ...
November 9, 2017
Living Rights Then & Now: The Winnipeg General Strike
Welcome to Living Rights Then & Now: a MARL blog. The goal of this blog is to spread knowledge about the unique history of human rights struggle within the province of Manitoba, and ...
October 24, 2017
Human Rights Grades 1-6 Contest
Submit a picture, paragraph or poem telling us why YOU believe human rights are important in Manitoba to hrc@gov.mb.ca. Deadline: November 1, 2017 at midnight. The Winner will be profiled in our event publications ...
October 18, 2017
Nominations Open for the Manitoba Human Rights Awards
Do you know someone who has made a significant contribution to human rights in Manitoba? Do you know someone who has promoted respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Manitoba? Nominations must ...
October 16, 2017
New Logo, New Website, New MARL!
Dear MARL supporter, As you may notice, the main colour has changed from blue to green. Green is the colour associated with energy, growth, renewal, harmony & youthfulness – all things we are collectively ...
October 6, 2017
Leaders In Human Rights – Michelle Falk
Why is sharing human rights stories important?It’s important for everyone to take in a variety of perspectives and experiences. You might not realize, for example, if you’ve personally never dealt with sexism, how ...
October 3, 2017
Leaders In Human Rights – Lauren Milne
Lauren Milne the recipient of the Sybil Shack Human Rights Youth Award and currently pursuing law in North Dakota Why is sharing human rights stories important?Through the sharing of human rights stories people ...
July 7, 2017
Canada 150: A time for celebration or reconciliation?
What does Canada Day mean to you? Is it a celebration of the county you take pride in calling your own? Or is it a day you denounce as meaningless and disrespectful to ...