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Black Lives In Music launches new bullying and harassment survey - Vimarsana News

Black Lives In Music launches new bullying and harassment survey

Black Lives In Music has launched a new survey to tackle bullying and harassment, with backing from Nova Twins, V V Brown and more.

Source: nme.com
Public invited to an Earth Day discussion with Dr. Carolyn Finney, author of 'Black Faces, White Spaces' - Vimarsana News

Public invited to an Earth Day discussion with Dr. Carolyn Finney, author of 'Black Faces, White Spaces'

Washington State University’s (WSU) second Everett Empowered speaker event is scheduled for April 18 features Dr. Carolyn Finney.

Community group aims to restore former N.S. Black church - Vimarsana News

Community group aims to restore former N.S. Black church

Members of Yarmouth's Black community with ties to a former church have come together with the goal of restoring the site.

Source: cbc.ca
Meet Treena MacSween, London, Ont.'s newest deputy police chief known for 'trailblazing' work - Vimarsana News

Meet Treena MacSween, London, Ont.'s newest deputy police chief known for 'trailblazing' work

Treena MacSween remembers her dad, an immigrant from Jamaica, polishing his shoes every night and imparting wisdom on his children. On Thursday, it was announced MacSween, a superintendent with the Hamilton Police Service, has been hired as London, Ont.'s third deputy chief.

Source: cbc.ca
'Politeness constrains us': Massey lecturer Ian Williams on developing our own opinions amid cancel culture - Vimarsana News

'Politeness constrains us': Massey lecturer Ian Williams on developing our own opinions amid cancel culture

The award-winning Canadian writer and professor has been named this year’s Massey lecturer. He sits down with Q’s Tom Power to tell us why he’s chosen the topic of conversations for his cross-country lecture series.

Source: cbc.ca