VANCOUVER—In the midst of fears about an awful illness, tensions rise. Fear and hatred are directed at those of Chinese descent trying to build a life on Canada’s West Coast.

n this talk, Dr. Renisa Mawani (UBC Sociology) explores the connections between racism, health, and nation by revisiting D'Arcy Island through the contemporary Covid-19 pandemic. Located in Haro Strait and off the coast of Vancouver Island, D'Arcy Island was a…

These racial equity principles were developed by the Dismantling Racism Works collaborative after a decade of experience working with and for community based leaders and organizations living into their racial justice commitment.

The Guide to Allyship is an open-source starter guide to help you become a more thoughtful and effective ally.

Receiving an apology requires a degree of emotional labour that those we have harmed do not owe us. Checking in around boundaries and willingness to receive an apology (note: receive, not accept). Transgressing boundaries and disregarding the consent of the…

Title: So You’ve Been Called Out: A White Person’s Guide To Doing Better

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This article explores the concept of self-care as it relates to equity work.

Offering feedback is one method of learning about what is working and what could be improved. Offering feedback is not about judging skills, knowledge, and understanding; neither is it about hurting feelings.

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