Solutions and possibilities for pandemic times and beyond
LHA1148: Introduction to Workplace, Organizational, and Economic Democracy ("the COVID-19 edition")
An OISE/University of Toronto graduate seminar
May-June 2020
Essays: Solutions and possibilities offered by economic democracy
We Need Dual Power
Meat Processing and the Pandemic: Why the Industry Failed Its Workers and What We Can Do About It
More than Surviving, Our Longing to Thrive: Economic Democracy for the Black Community Post-COVID-19
A Black Focused Credit Union in Canada: The Proposed Pan-African Credit Union Initiative
Can CERB Be the Blueprint for a Universal Basic Income?
Democratizing Our Food in Pandemic Times: A Proposal for Community Kitchens and Food Distribution
Helping Afro-Canadian Businesses in Toronto Navigate the Aftermath of Covid-19
State Repression of the Black Social and Solidarity Economy: A Critical View of the 20th Century
Contesting the Tragedy of the Commons: A Universal Basic Income for All
COVID-19 Intensifies Existing Challenges for Migrants in Canada
Immigrant Women in Healthcare Support Roles in Times of COVID-19
Episodic Food Insecurity: A Proposed Solution via Agricultural Cooperatives
Proposed Recovery for Durham Region Post COVID-19
Will Being Human Be Enough?
Seven Ways to Improve Life for Workers in Canada Through and After Covid-19
How do You Salvage a Broken Industry? The Restaurant Sector Post-COVID
Mapping the Undercommons: Fugitivity, Resistance and Unmaking the Academy Beyond COVID-19
A Feminist Approach to COVID-19: Addressing the Challenges Faced by Mothers Working From Home
Redrawing Boundaries: Rethinking the Utopic and the Constellations of Change After the Pandemic
Solidarity “Building”: Tenant Organizing, Housing Justice & Economic Democracy Post-Pandemic