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Unpacking Equity: The Transition of Indigenous Communities from Diesel to Renewable Energy Generation

Featuredby meganjmattes 1 Comment

Unpacking Equity is a collaboration between the Public Policy and Governance Review and the Gender, Diversity and Public Policy Initiative (GDPP) at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public […]

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Energy & Natural Resources, Explainers, Indigenous, Public Policy, Unpacking Equity

Why a New Royal Proclamation Needs a New Treaty of Niagara

March 11, 2016by cholden11 2 Comments

Caleb Holden The Walter Gordon Symposium is an annual conference co-hosted by the School of Public Policy and Governance and Massey College. In the lead up to the 2016 Walter […]

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Indigenous, Public Policy, Walter Gordon Symposium 2016

The Gendered Dimension of Indigenous Struggles

January 5, 2016by hajiafsh 1 Comment

Afsheen Adam-Haji On Monday November 30, the Gender and Public Policy Initiative (G&PP) at the School of Public Policy and Governance (SPPG) hosted a roundtable discussion on racism and misogyny […]

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Culture, Gender, Indigenous, Public Policy

The Overrepresentation of Minority Youth in Canada’s Criminal Justice System

March 9, 2015by jasjitgoraya 3 Comments

Jasjit Goraya Canadian criminologists and policymakers alike have long debated the issue of “disproportionate minority confinement,” or the overrepresentation of minority youth in the criminal justice system. This debate has been […]

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Canada, Justice, Public Policy, U.S., Urban

Power Struggles: Energy Security and Equality in Canada

January 26, 2015by tarasackett

Tara Sackett Interest by remote Indigenous communities in Canada for building alternative energy systems – including renewable projects such as run-of-river hydro and wind, but also systems such as wind-diesel […]

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Canada, Economy, Energy & Natural Resources, Indigenous, Public Policy

Breaking the Cycle: Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada

January 6, 2015by Alexis Mulvenna

Alexis Mulvenna The death of Tina Fontaine, a 15-year-old girl from Sagkeeng First Nation whose body was found dumped in Winnipeg’s Red River in August of 2014, reignited the debate […]

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Canada, Gender, Indigenous, Justice, Public Policy

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