Kendall Worth, inspired by a documentary we recently featured, makes a passionate plea to get serious about inclusion and community living. Kendall lives with several invisible disabilities, and he knows all too well what he is speaking of.
Join us for a free public film screening of “Is the Crown at War with Us?” (2002, 97mins) Paul O’Regan…
FREE: Thursday, Nov. 3, 6:00 – 8:30 pm: public screening and moderated discussion of the film, “Partners for Peace”, a…
Nova Scotia Voice of Women invites you to the National Conference of Canadian Voice of Women for Peace. There are…
Join us for a free public film screening of “The Yes Men are Revolting” (2014, 90mins) Room 301 https://www.cinemapolitica.org/film/yes-men-are-revolting The…
Join us for a free public film screening of “Hit and Stay: A History of Faith and Resistance film screening”(2013,…
Some excellent points were made at a well-attended press conference organized by low income people in the North End on the topic of poverty and the municipal election. It fell a bit on deaf ears, though, as just one reporter and one municipal candidate made an appearance.
We often hear that ‘social’ issues like poverty are a ‘provincial’ issue and outside the jurisdiction of the city government. The…
Something very much out of the ordinary is happening in Newfoundland and Labrador.
A documentary on social assistance in Nova Scotia continues to change lives.