Season 1: Episode 1: “You cannot fight what you cannot see”: The importance of data in fighting Anti-black Racism
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Season 1: Episode 1: “You cannot fight what you cannot see”: The importance of data in fighting Anti-black Racism
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In this episode we speak with Lilian Bahgat and Harpreet Burmy supervising lawyers from Community Legal Aid at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law about their clinic’s efforts to combat anti-black racism for both clients and students. Learn from their experience about the importance of data collection, tracking and seeking out the “ugly numbers” for the development of new practices and approaches for a more inclusive workplace, service and learning environment.
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