Annie Ohana — Human Rights and Social Justice

Islam Unravelled Podcast

Feb 11 2021 | 00:55:47

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Show Notes

Introduction to Annie Ohana, teacher, educator, and community activist
Aboriginal department head, L.A. Matheson Secondary School
Anti Oppression / Justice and Equity Curriculum specialist
Global Peace Alliance representative to BC Teachers Federation
Addressing white supremacy and hate groups
What individuals can do to advance social justice
Addressing systemic issues in education
Understanding the difference between anti-racism vs. not racist
Activism to end racism and discrimination
How to unravel internal biases and systemic biases
Discussion on Bullying & Racism in public schools

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