How Organizers Protected Protestors While Marching Against Racism

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Notes From The Frontline

Entertainment One's Podcast Network

11 episodes

4 months ago

The world is in crisis. COVID-19 has brought a new world of isolation and uncertainty. But on the frontline amidst the chaos, are amazing people (from nurses to physicians to volunteers) who all have a beautiful story of their own. Listen as we dedicate each episode to an unsung hero making a positive difference in their own way.

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How Organizers Protected Protestors While Marching Against Racism

Notes From The Frontline

18 minutes 16 seconds

5 years ago

How Organizers Protected Protestors While Marching Against Racism

On June 5th, over 8000 people marched in Ottawa, Canada against anti-Black racism and police brutality. The protest was organized by No Peace Until Justice, a team of young activists who made it their number one priority to keep the people who attended as safe from COVID-19 as possible. Listen to Sameha Ahmed, Safia Musse, and Jamie Ghossein explain what steps they took to mitigate the risks of infection while exercising their right to protest for Black lives.

To learn more, follow No Peace Until Justice on Facebook and Instagram (@nopeaceuntiljusticeottawa).

Hosted by Jordan Johnson-Hinds from the TV show Nurses.

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