The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
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The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
Powered by: Studio: 393 (ASL) After School Leaders Program.
Sappfyre chats about Take Home BIPOC Arts House In Treaty 1 (Winnipeg), Manitoba. Their first exhibition "Embodied: They Hold Their Own" (February 27 - March 20, 2021) , meeting the needs of artists in the Black, Indigenous and communities of People of Colour. It's a first in the city and we get to hear a piece of their story with The Administrative Coordinator, Sappfyre Mcleod.
"TakeHome BIPOC Arts House is an artist run centre and communal art studio with the focus of providing space, support and nourishment to BIPOC artists on Treaty 1 Territory, to show and create art, in any discipline. We recognize the energy and knowledge afforded to us and honour this by sowing seeds for future generations of BIPOC collectives, spaces and projects."
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The REDWASH collective confronts the trend of "Redwashing"—where corporations sponsor Indigenous programs to legitimize harmful industrial activity.
Join hosts JEPSOY and Ethan Baranyk and guests Clayton Thomas-Müller, Jedrick Thorassie, and Raul Gonzalez as they dismantle the illusion of corporate benevolence and discuss true community power.
Powered by: Studio: 393 (ASL) After School Leaders Program.
