Join Concordia University's School of Community and Public Affairs students as they get to know various changemakers and learn what it really takes to strive for social justice. In each episode, we speak to people trying to create a better world: the stories of their beginnings, the causes they hold dear, and the trials and tribulations of their work. Through oral history interviews, we aim to contribute knowledge and inspire change by connecting individual stories to broader social movements.
Disclaimer: Some episodes delve into sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners.
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Join Concordia University's School of Community and Public Affairs students as they get to know various changemakers and learn what it really takes to strive for social justice. In each episode, we speak to people trying to create a better world: the stories of their beginnings, the causes they hold dear, and the trials and tribulations of their work. Through oral history interviews, we aim to contribute knowledge and inspire change by connecting individual stories to broader social movements.
Disclaimer: Some episodes delve into sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners.
Climate Justice Montreal: At the crossroads of climate change and Indigenous reconciliation
Listening Beyond
19 minutes 33 seconds
11 months ago
Climate Justice Montreal: At the crossroads of climate change and Indigenous reconciliation
In this episode, Antonio, Tania and Camila interview Nelly from climate justice Montreal. She discusses what Climate Justice Montreal does and her role in this movement. She also gives activist advice, from her experience in the activist world.
Listening Beyond
Join Concordia University's School of Community and Public Affairs students as they get to know various changemakers and learn what it really takes to strive for social justice. In each episode, we speak to people trying to create a better world: the stories of their beginnings, the causes they hold dear, and the trials and tribulations of their work. Through oral history interviews, we aim to contribute knowledge and inspire change by connecting individual stories to broader social movements.
Disclaimer: Some episodes delve into sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners.
