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Environmental justice struggles
By Toban Black at Nov 30, 2010
Ada Lockridge talks about fellow Aamjiwnaang community members’ efforts to confront petro-chemical pollution from industries that surround their native reserve, which is located inside of Sarnia’s Chemical Valley. Those toxic industries surround three sides of Aamjiwnaang, and a Michigan coal plant is beside the fourth side of the reserve... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Nov 30, 2010
A provisional Climate Justice Co-op committee has launched a new publication entitled Beyond Parts Per Million: Voices from the Frontlines. Featuring accounts from frontline communities around the globe and connecting climate and social justice struggles, this project aims to amplify the voices of those people most impacted by environmental destruction and a changing global climate.... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Nov 05, 2010
In this interview, Zak Nicholls shares his experiences with struggles and impacts around Sarnia’s Chemical Valley. Zak speaks about his role in campaigning alongside others in Sarnia and Aamjiwnaang. ... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Oct 22, 2010
Our our Global Minga solidarity mobilizing. We were rallying for clean air, drinkable water, and fertile land.... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Sep 25, 2010
An interview with a Detroit rapper named Invincible -- who speakers about community self-help and poverty issues.... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Aug 27, 2010
Some experiences and photos from an August climate camp gathering and protest in Dunham, Quebec -- just north of Vermont. A tar sands pipeline and pumping station project ("Trailbreaker") was our main target at the camp. That campaign is a way of blocking tar sands expansion, while helping out local victims, at the same time. The pipeline project cuts across Maine, Quebec, Ontario, Michigan, Illinois, and other surrounding areas -- so there are plenty of points of intervention, and plenty of grounds for solidarity.... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Aug 01, 2010
Campaigning in London, Ontario, Canada against the G20 Summit police regime in Toronto in June... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Jul 31, 2010
This statement about the G20 policing regime and the ongoing fightback campaigning from activists in a climate justice frame... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Jul 26, 2010
Responding to the policing regime at the G20 Summit in Toronto, Canada with a collective statement, and a set of demands... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Mar 26, 2010
Critiquing the Coulter in Canada events in 2010. In particular, this writing was a response to a misleading and insulting message from a so-called "International Free Press Society".... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Mar 10, 2010
Protests during a day of action against tar sands financing in Canada... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Feb 17, 2010
A critique of token gestures to indigenous peoples in 2010 Olympics marketing. Basically, I compare Olympics marketing imagery and rhetoric with the living conditions and activism of indigenous peoples here in Canada.... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Nov 28, 2009
Images that capture some of the car culture in Canada... (More) Comments (0)
Mobilizing for Climate Justice
By Toban Black at Oct 09, 2009
A summary of some climate justice movement-building... (More) Comments (0)
By Toban Black at Sep 21, 2009
Thoughts on the relationship between food issues, rural movements, and Climate Camps. I mainly compare the distinct focuses and limitations of the Diggers' movement toward agricultural autonomy, and the Climate Campers' rallies and interventions against coal plants, airport expansion projects, and other commercially-driven operations.... (More) Comments (0)


