
Mentorship Initiative for Indigenous & Planners of Colour #MIIPOC #BlackLivesMatter
Toronto
Joined December 2019
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Replying to @cityofmarkham
@cityofmarkham has partnered with @MIIPOCca to create two intern positions within the Development Services Commission and you can read about it here:
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ontarioplanners.ca/OPPIAsset…
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National Indigenous Peoples Day is a time of love, joy & reflection.
We are more than just a day or month marked on a calendar. Our existence is our resistance.
We are still here and will continue to be here. We are reclaiming and with each generation, we are getting stronger.
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Abigail Moriah receives the PAC Honorary Chair Award for her invaluable work as co-founder of the Mentorship Initiative for Indigenous and Planners of Colour (@MIIPOCca) and founder of the Black Planning Project (@planning_black). Thank you and congratulations!
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Important article written by founders of @MIIPOCca
including @geo_uoft planning student @belay_ruth
Why is urban planning so white? spacing.ca/toronto/2020/08/2…
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#topoli #onpoli Today on @spacing: Why is urban planning so white? The founders of @MIIPOCca offer key insights & solutions. spacing.ca/toronto/2020/08/2…
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We'll be there!
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This MES candidate is looking to interview QTBIPOC folk in the planning field, or familiar with city-building policies and guidelines to speak on the aforementioned and possibly their experiences participating in mainstream queer spaces. Details 👇
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I’m looking for BIPOC Community and City Planners in the Twittersphere! Please hit me up! Want to talk future and ideas etc. Trying to put something together...
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Anti-Black racism in planning & urbanism: a thread of readings
With gratitude to the following authors, contributors, activists & organizers who shared their work these past few months, who struggled to have their work seen prior to this moment, who continue to fight and care
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It's time to refund our communities and invest in the things that truly keep us safe.
#DefundThePolice #BlackLivesMatter #IndigenousLivesMatter
Illustration by: Joanna Sevilla
#YUResearch: In Canada, Indigenous persons are 8 times more likely to be homeless than non-Indigenous persons.
We sat down with Prof Jesse Thistle (@michifman) to talk why that is & what can be done about it 📺 Interview: bit.ly/2YlFy28 | #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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Join Shannon Holness, @itsbredap, Nicole Hanson and @KodjoKwashie @planning_black next Wednesday to talk about responses to anti-black racism in planning practice, in partnership with @EnvironmentYork. You can send you questions in advance👇 – at Toronto, Ontario
On June 24, join us for our 4th #OPPIForumFriday webinar on how can planning respond to anti-Black racism in practice. This is in partnership w/ @EnvironmentYork & our guests will discuss their experiences. Register today & ask questions in advance: ow.ly/vi6650AaBsQ
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Global lockdowns have led to a decline in the use of public transit. TTC & GO report a fall in ridership by 80 to 90%. Our focus this week on 'Coronavirus & the City: One Question' is on Mobility, & how public transit can be made safer & more equitable.
uoft.me/CovidCities-Mobility
The Mentoring Initiative for Indigenous & Planners of Colour (MIIPOC) is having a networking social on May 24 at the 519. MIIPOC provides social & professional support for skills development. Email [email protected] & visit the event page for info: ow.ly/hRy550uf03c






















