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 These are 11 of B.C.’s most ‘polluting and risky’ mines
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Community Initiatives, CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 26 May 2023

These are 11 of B.C.’s most ‘polluting and risky’ mines

Another excellent report by The Narwhal that cites another important report by BC Mining Law Reform (pdf report here).

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 Steps Toward Allyship
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Community Initiatives, CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter
Posted 14 May 2023

Steps Toward Allyship

This project sponsored by BC Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research (BCNEIHR) and a student from my Soci 439 class (thanks Kalea!), is a video (available here) describing how to be an [...]

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 Collaborative Indigenous Research
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 9 May 2023

Collaborative Indigenous Research

As stated on their website, the aim of the Collaborative Indigenous Research Digital Garden is to promote and expand the field of Collaborative Indigenous Research. The site offers a wealth of [...]

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 Home on Native Land – free online course
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Community Initiatives, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 14 February 2023

Home on Native Land – free online course

This is a wonderful resource from Raven Trust for those interested in learning more about Indigenous history and land rights in Canada. Available here.

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 See it, Be it: What Families are Watching on TV (Geena Davis Institute)
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 5 February 2023

See it, Be it: What Families are Watching on TV (Geena Davis Institute)

From SeeJane.org, “The goal of this report is to reveal the status of inclusion and representation in scripted television in the U.S., and how it has evolved over the past 12 years.” [...]

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 Disarming Transphobia
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 27 January 2023

Disarming Transphobia

An excellent article by Quinnehtukqut McLamore, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Missouri, into the ‘Rapid-onset gender dysphoria’ argument that appeared in Aeon. The article is here.

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 Breakfast of Champions CEO pay in 2021 hits new all-time high
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 3 January 2023

Breakfast of Champions CEO pay in 2021 hits new all-time high

Report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows that “By 9:43 on the morning of January 3, the average member of the 100 highest-paid CEOs in Canada will have made as much money [...]

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 Why you should be a socialist in 2023
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Videos
Posted 24 December 2022

Why you should be a socialist in 2023

A pretty compelling argument from Second Thought, video is available here.

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 The end of an undergraduate education may have arrived, thanks AI.
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted 8 December 2022

The end of an undergraduate education may have arrived, thanks AI.

Have a read of this Atlantic article by Stephen Marche. While I am worried about how some might use this technology, it may force educators to think deeply about what we do, how we do it, and why.

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 Governments are subsidizing the destruction of nature even as they promise to protect it
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter
Posted 2 December 2022

Governments are subsidizing the destruction of nature even as they promise to protect it

Another great report from The Narwhal by Ainslie Cruickshank. From the article, “The governments of B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador handed out at least $2.5 [...]

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