May 2020: In Brief
- Naomi Sayers
- May 30, 2020
- 1 min read
It has been some time since I have done an In Brief due to COVID-19 related posts. You can view some of those posts in past posts by searching COVID-19. This In Brief post contains some links/articles I wrote from March/April/May.
In May 2020:
Some provinces are opening up their economies and providing guidance on stages of opening, in Ontario and in Alberta.
A fundraiser for #JusticeForRegis to support the legal and family needs of the family who lost their family member due to suspected police violence. I wrote about some tips on attending the march on Saturday May 30 here.
I create a guide geared toward young folks or sex workers who are wondering about CERB.
I write about court experiences in northern or remote communities and why it is important to include them court modernization discussions.
I wrote about Indigenous needs during a pandemic demanding culturally competent responses.
I wrote about Ontario’s emergency measures endangering marginalized, racialized groups.
I wrote about three Indigenous women leaders who inspire me.
In the news:
A lot about anti-Black violence happening in the states and in Canada: Follow the hashtags #JusticeForRegis, #GeorgeFloyd and many more on twitter or other social media.
Sexual assault charges against a military member in Colorado Springs, USA.
Call for more diversity in the energy sector.
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