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February 2017 Newsletter

Our February 2017 newsletter is now available online. You can also sign up here to receive future newsletters directly to your inbox.

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The Centre for Race and Culture works within the community to promote and support individual, collective, and systematic change to address racism and encourage intercultural understanding.

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The Centre for Race and Culture is located on Treaty Six Territory.

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Centre for Race and Culture

17 hours ago

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2 Amazing Albertans taking the vaccine booking system into their own hands and began a campaign to help as many Albertans as possible to book their vaccine appointments! 👍edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/vax-hunters-two-edmonton-women-take-albertas-vaccine-booking-... ...

Vax hunters: Two Edmonton women take Alberta's vaccine booking system into their own hands

edmontonjournal.com

Looking to book a vaccine but can’t seem to navigate the system? Two Edmonton women are here to help as they make sure everyone who wants a shot can get one.
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“The art replaces statistics in a way [...] People get really bogged down and don’t know how to respond to the numbers—but the dresses powerfully communicate it without all of that.”Click this article to learn more on "How Red Dresses Became a Symbol for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women"www.vogue.com/article/jaime-black-red-dress-project-missing-murdered-indigenous-women?fbclid=IwAR... ...

How Red Dresses Became a Symbol for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

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Artist Jaime Black’s “The REDress Project” uses fashion to make a powerful statement.
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