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Bill Darnell Remembers the Founding of Greenpeace

Published July 27, 2015
When it comes to environmental activism, Greenpeace has established itself as an organization to be reckoned with Continue reading →

In Convo With Environmental Activist Tzeporah Berman

Published July 21, 2015
One of Canada's most prominent environmental activists looks back on 20 years of activism, explores the movement's evolution, some of its proudest moments and offers a call-to-action on what needs to happen next Continue reading →

LISTEN: Paul Martin Talks Marriage Equality

Published July 19, 2015
Paul Martin talks Marriage Equality in this podcast Continue reading →

Nancy Neamtan Talks About the Social Economy

Published July 18, 2015
Nancy Neamtan spoke about the social economy movement, its history, its accomplishments, its evolved mandate and her long-held belief that solve social problems will never be solved without a new approach to our economy. Continue reading →

We Talk With Labour Movement’s Fierce Champion Sid Ryan

Published July 18, 2015
Sid Ryan spoke about his passion for labour rights, the evolution he's seen in the movement, the challenges of the past and those that keep him impassioned today - and the moments that make him most proud. Continue reading →

Olivia Chow Shares Her Immigrant Story

Published July 18, 2015
Olivia Chow shared her personal story as an immigrant, the struggles and achievements she's had on immigration reform and her impact on social change in Canada. Continue reading →

The Michaels On Being the First Same-Sex Couple to Legally Marry in Canada

Published July 10, 2015

Listen: In this podcast, the Michaels open up about what marriage equality means to them, discuss how their activism and a court case changed the course of history – and their lives –  and offer advice for other activists… Continue reading →

Getting to Know Activist Nellie McClung

Published July 4, 2015

LISTEN: Historian Bette Mueller shares the story of Nellie McClung, what inspired her activism, what challenged her and what pushed her forward despite obstacles.

http://historyofsocialchange.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Bette-Mueller-Podcast.mp3

This Canada History Week Celebrate Social Change with SEE Change Magazine

Published July 1, 2015

Happy_Canada_DayCanada History Week is kicking off this Canada Day July 1. To mark the occasion, SEE Change Magazine invites you to take a peek at our current multimedia project, the History of Social Change.

We’ve also produced a series of… Continue reading →

Tracing a Million Immigrant Stories at Pier 21 – and finding my own

Published June 30, 2015
As I stood at the entrance to Pier 21, the port of a million immigrants, my feet suddenly felt heavier, as if encumbered by history, by reminiscences of the past and the footsteps of the children I would later have the privilege to call my parents, and their families Continue reading →
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