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ORI episodes

  • What a Woman Can Do
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Every Tuesday, a woman speaks on her experiences transitioning from being incarcerated, back to Torontonian society.
    Catch more of this story in the playlist "What's a Woman to Do?"
    2 min
  • The Mark of Cain
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Ajamu Nangwaya, a PhD in adult education and community development, will speak on various aspects of QPOC racialization.
    3 min
  • Crabs In A Bucket
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Every Tuesday, a woman speaks on her experiences transitioning from being incarcerated, back to Torontonian society.
    Ajamu Nangwaya, a PhD in adult education and community development, will speak on various aspects of QPOC racialization.
    2 min
  • Inconsequential
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Every Tuesday, a woman speaks on her experiences transitioning from being incarcerated, back to Torontonian society.
    Ajamu Nangwaya, a PhD in adult education and community development, will speak on various aspects of QPOC racialization.
    2 min
  • Vanish Solace
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Every Tuesday, a woman speaks on her experiences transitioning from being incarcerated, back to Torontonian society.
    Ajamu Nangwaya, a PhD in adult education and community development, will speak on various aspects of QPOC racialization.
    Every Friday, information is given on the rich and resitant history of Haiti, the first Independent Nation of Latin America and the Caribbean.
    2 min
  • Who's Interests are at Work? Or Being Served?
    In respect to Afrikan Liberation Month, ORIvoices will be premiering the experiences and thoughts of two Afrikan-Canadians of Caribbean background.
    Every Tuesday, a woman speaks on her experiences transitioning from being incarcerated, back to Torontonian society.
    Ajamu Nangwaya, a PhD in adult education and community development, will speak on various aspects of QPOC racialization.
    Every Friday, information is given on the rich and resitant history of Haiti, the first Independent Nation of Latin America and the Caribbean.
    3 min

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