A conversation about the Right Relations Collaborative which seeks to shift the power dynamics of conventional philanthropy by inviting funders to the table set by the Indigenous Council of Aunties to be in right relationship.
Discussion with Paul Taylor, the Executive Director of FoodShare Toronto on a guaranteed livable income, the origins of food banks in Canada and their ineffectiveness in addressing food insecurity, and the ways in which racism, social services, and income and housing inequality intersect to create the racialization of hunger.
Originator of Land Back and Labrador Land Protector Bryanna Brown joins Reseed host Alice Irene Whittaker to explore reinforcing Indigenous leadership in the climate movement. This conversation examines how Indigenous climate leadership is inherently interconnected to the Land Back movement, and Indigenous sovereignty.
Tabitha Robin Martens, Assistant Professor UBC, speaks with Melana Roberts, President of Food Secure Canada, about our country’s food systems and how they intersect with culture, colonization, and the lives of BIPOC.
Conversation between FoodShare’s Executive Director and lifelong anti-poverty activist Paul Taylor and host Am Johal delving into the work Paul has done in both Toronto and Vancouver with various activist organizations such as FoodShare, the Downtown Eastside Neighbourhood House, and Gordon Neighbourhood House.
Podcast centering youth voices in the Victoria region holding conversations around food.