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Day: 7 February 2023

Scholarship named in honour of health advocate to be awarded to Black students in Nova Scotia

Phyllis Marsh-Jarvis Memorial Scholarship

A memorial scholarship for Black students studying health professions has been established in the name of a community and health advocate who was also the first woman in Nova Scotia ordained by the African Orthodox Church. The Health Association of African Canadians (HAAC) will host a free hybrid event Saturday, Feb. 11 at noon at […]

African Nova Scotian Justice Institute to continue ‘invisible’ legal work with renewed funding

Robert Wright is the acting interim director of African Nova Scotian Justice Institute. Photo: Matthew Byard

The man in charge of the African Nova Scotian Justice Institute says its legal work is largely “invisible,” but with renewed funding, it’s increasing its workload.

“Our role in shaping the law, and improving the law, and improving how the criminal justice system responds to and relates to Black people has already been substantial,” interim acting director Robert Wright said.

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