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Our Schools/Our Selves: Spring 2015
Constellations of Black Radical Imagining: Black Arts and Popular Education This issue of Our Schools/Our Selves is a collective response to the demonstrable lack of educational…
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La différence que font les salaires du secteur public Download 763.31 KB 32 pages Cette étude qui a comparé les salaires des employés à temps…
Moins de discrimination salariale pour les femmes, les Autochtones et les membres d’une minorité visible dans le secteur public, mais pas de salaires plus élevés dans l’ensemble : étude
CLIQUEZ ICI POUR CONSULTER LE RAPPORT. OTTAWA—Les femmes, les travailleurs autochtones et les membres d’une minorité visible font l’objet d’une discrimination moindre au chapitre de…
Less wage discrimination for women, aboriginals, and visible minorities in public sector, not higher salaries overall: study
OTTAWA—Women, aboriginal workers, and visible minority workers experience less wage discrimination in the public sector than in the private sector, says a study released today…
Narrowing the Gap
The Difference That Public Sector Wages Make Download 730.36 KB 30 pages This study compares the wages of full-time public and private sector workers and…
The Dirty War
The making of the myth of Black dangerousness Based on the accumulation of data, theoretical perspectives and personal narratives, The Dirty War paints a chilling…
Our Schools/Our Selves: Winter 2014
Restacking the Deck: Streaming by class, race and gender in Ontario schools Restacking the Deck: Streaming by class, race and Gender in Ontario schools includes…
Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2012
Smashing the Stereotypes: Challenging race and gender in the classroom The latest issue of Our Schools/Our Selves, Smashing the Stereotypes, examines the ways in which stereotypes (such as…
Pluralism in the Arts in Canada
A Change is Gonna Come Pluralism in the Arts in Canada: A Change is Gonna Come captures some of the dialogue happening around critical diversity,…
Canada’s Colour Coded Labour Market
The gap for racialized workers Download 343.59 KB 20 pages This report draws on 2006 Census data to compare work and income trends among racialized…
Colour code keeps workers out of good jobs: Study
TORONTO – Despite an increasingly diverse population, a new report on Canada’s racialized income gap shows a colour code is still at work in Canada’s…
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