Africville Is Not Finished: A Call for Ongoing Presence at Eddie Carvery’s Trailer
Eddie Carvery’s passing does not bring closure to Africville’s story. If anything, it sharpens the responsibility to ensure that the unfinished business of Africville does not fade with him.
Labour Board Signals Unions Can’t Ignore Racism Among Their Members
A Nova Scotia Labour Board decision has allowed Truro police constable Brent Bowden’s complaint to proceed, after he alleged his union failed to represent him following a racist incident at work. The Board found the claim timely and potentially linked to discrimination, sending the matter to a Review Officer for further review.
(Sept 12-28) Black Justice Strategy Community Engagement Sessions
Canada’s Black Justice Strategy Community Engagement Sessions – Hosted By ANSJI The African Nova Scotian Justice Institute is leading public engagement sessions across Nova Scotia to inform the development of Canada’s Black Justice Strategy (CBJS). This strategy, driven by the Federal Department of Justice and community partners, addresses anti-Black racism, systemic discrimination and the overrepresentation […]