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A picture of a crowd from behind marching in a demonstration on a street

Which side are we on?

CPT Aegean Migrant Solidarity January 28, 2022

We stood alongside those with whom we have our disagreements but who share the position that there should be no ‘camps’ because camps are prisons. But we also stood amongst our opposition, those who do not want camps because they can’t stand the people in them.

dozens of people march together down a city street lined with tall buildings and a clock tower is visible in the distance. The person at the front wears a ribbon skirt and carries a drum, holding their fist in the air. They are also leading a dog on a leash. Several others carry drums and hold their fists in the air.

Decolonization or Extinction

Hannah Redekop January 18, 2022

The roadmaps for decolonization have been written. Through movements centered in Indigenous solidarity we can shift our understandings of sovereign from individuality to relational strength in sharing.

A scar of deforestation runs through dense forests into the distance, where snowcapped mountains are visitable against an overcast sky.

From the mountains to the mud with Wet’suwet’en land defenders

Esther Townshend November 14, 2021

For now, the Wedzin Kwa runs clear. Its waters are safe to drink and support recovering populations of sockeye, Chinook and Coho salmon. Grizzly bears and black bears fish from its banks, as do the Wet’suwet’en people.

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Which side are we on?

Decolonization or Extinction

From the mountains to the mud with Wet’suwet’en land defenders

Building Partnerships to Transform Violence and Oppression