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Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

Wöchentliche Serie
Dokumentation

Dokumentation

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Dokumentation

Dokumentation

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Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

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Gesellschaft und Kultur

Gesellschaft und Kultur

Zweiwöchentlich
Dokumentation

Dokumentation

Wöchentliche Serie
Eishockey

Eishockey

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25.07.2022

Forever

When the land was lost, the people of Africville lived on. With many forced into public housing, the generational trauma has not dampened the spirit. In this episode, we discuss Africville's next generation and its tireless drive to reclaim the legacy that was stolen from them. If you care about racism, displaced peoples and social justice, then you need to know the story of Africville Forever. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

25.07.2022

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35 Min.
11.07.2022

Thrive

Today, the elders of Africville all share one common description of Africville. It was safe. Memories of happy childhoods, dinners, sports and church linger in the minds of those who had the privilege of an Africville childhood. From this cradle of love and support, grew talent that would shape the world. In this episode we uncover how Africville thrived and the joy its people still feel generations later. If you care about racism, displaced peoples and social justice, then you need to know the story of Africville Forever. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

11.07.2022

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34 Min.
Folge 1

Where We Started

When the system fails us, we can build better. In our first episode, we go back to 2018, exploring the overlapping contexts and systems that contribute to the victimization of African Nova Scotian and Urban Indigenous women in Kjipuktuk, Mi’kma,ki - also known as Halifax, Nova Scotia. We hear from the four organizations that would come to form the Creating Communities of Care Project. We learn about the needs of Black and Indigenous women in Kjipuktuk, and the ways in which the systems and institutions (that are put in place to aid women in need) underserve and ultimately criminalize African Nova Scotian and Urban Indigenous women facing gender-based violence. RESOURCES: If you heard parts of your own story in this podcast, and are interested in learning more about the organizations mentioned in this episode, please refer to the following: More about Creating Communities of Care https://creatingcommunities.ca/about-us/ Association of Black Social Workers: Contact or intake number/email: ccc@nsabsw.ca OR 902-407-8809Link to online intake portal: https://www.nsabsw.ca/contactus/ Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia: Contact or intake number/email: ed@efrymns.ca OR (902) 454-5041Link to online intake portal: https://www.efrymns.ca/copy-of-apply-for-legal-support (select creating communities of care) OR https://www.efrymns.ca/contact Mi’kmaw Legal Support Network: Contact or intake number/email: 902-379-2042 OR 902-895-1141Link to online intake portal: www.MLSN.ca Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre: Contact or intake number/email: contact@mymnfc.com OR denise@mymnfc.com OR 902-420-1576Link to online intake portal: https://mymnfc.com/2020/01/contact-mnfc/

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22 Min.
04.07.2022

Birth

From the moment Halifax was founded in 1749, enslaved African people were brought to dig out roads and begin building the city. An early Black community found refuge a few kilometres north on the southern shore of the Bedford Basin — an area that became Africville. This is the story of how that small collection of improvised homes, would become one of North America's most important Black communities. If you care about racism, displaced peoples and social justice, then you need to know the story of Africville Forever. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

04.07.2022

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25 Min.
17.09.2024

Being The Bridge

Shaun Carvery, a descendent of Africville and a Detective with the Halifax Regional Police, joins Eddie and Alfred to chat about the dichotomy of his experience with regards to the unfairness in the systematic treatment of Africville decedents by the police. Eddie Carvery recounts a pivotal childhood memory from the 1996, in Halifax, where his grandfather led a protest against the police, leading to a racial slur and physical violence. The conversation shifts to the history and ongoing struggles of Africville, a Black community displaced in the 1960s. Also Eddie's second cousin, Shaun, discusses his dual role as a police officer and community advocate, emphasizing the importance of internal change within institutions. Shaun highlights the need for continued education and advocacy, urging youth to seek out role models and strive for better opportunities. The discussion underscores the importance of community support and the ongoing fight for justice and recognition. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

17.09.2024

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42 Min.
18.07.2022

Destruction

In 2022, all that remains of Africville is a park full of monuments that hint at what once was. How did all levels of government get away with the total destruction of Africville? How could a proud and historical community be subjected to a trauma that still feels like an open wound? In this episode we follow the systematic eradication of Africville, and the effect it had on those who called it home. If you care about racism, displaced peoples and social justice, then you need to know the story of Africville Forever. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

18.07.2022

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31 Min.
15.10.2024

Africville Heritage Trust's Proposal

In this episode host Eddie Carvery unpacks the Africville Heritage Trust's proposal to acquire more land at Africville, for a larger parking lot and marina. This proposal has once again divided the community into the people for the proposal, from the people against. Eddie Carvery, a descendant of Africville, criticizes the lack of inclusivity in the decision-making process and the potential limitations imposed by the land's National Historic Landmark status. He emphasizes the need for economic opportunities and community development to address generational trauma and displacement. The discussion highlights the importance of balancing historical preservation with future growth and the potential benefits of a UNESCO designation for funding. Eddie calls for a pause in decisions until the ongoing revisioning process is complete. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

15.10.2024

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23 Min.
27.06.2022

Have you heard of Africville?

Under the shadow of the MacKay Bridge in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the protest camp of Eddy Carvery has stood firm as the longest civil rights protest in North American history. Eddy had remained in defiance for nearly half a century. In this episode Eddy introduces us to the protest that has defined his adult life. The fight to claim the land of Africville back for its people. If you care about racism, displaced peoples and social justice, then you need to know the story of Africville Forever. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

27.06.2022

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30 Min.
03.09.2024

The Fight Continues

For too long, the Africvillian survivors and descendents have been divided, hampering our efforts to take back the land and rebuild our unique community. Solutions exist, so we are looking around the world for stories, experts and activists who have helped displaced communities rebuild, in an effort to learn. Speaking to people like MsPaula Gaviria Betancur, Human Rights Lawyer and a Forced Displacement Expert, UN Special Rapporteur and Kavon Ward, Founder of Where Is My Land. We will also be looking inward, speaking to the next generation of Africvillians who are making waves and fighting their own battles in the name of advancement. So join us as we explore practical, inclusive solutions to unite our people. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

03.09.2024

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14 Min.
10.09.2024

A Pathway Forward

Alfred and Eddie are back, this time with guest Paula Gaviria Betancur, a human rights lawyer and UN expert. The three have a conversation that explores the displacement and resettlement of communities, using the historical context of Africville and other contemporary issues like in Colombia. Eddie discusses the forced relocation of Africville residents and the subsequent loss of community and dignity. Paula highlights the global issue of internally displaced persons (IDPs), noting that 71 million people were IDPs in 2022, compared to 40 million refugees. She emphasizes the importance of documenting and addressing the intangible losses and the need for inclusive, culturally sensitive resettlement strategies. The discussion underscores the resilience of displaced communities and the necessity of political will and community collaboration to achieve justice and reconciliation. Join the fight at AfricvilleForever.com Hosted by Eddy Carvery III & Alfred Burgesson Artwork by Vanessa Thomas A Podstarter production for Frequency Podcast Network

10.09.2024

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39 Min.

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