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Criminologist and community activist Munira Abukar believes justice and equity begin in your own home and heart. Embracing the uncomfortable awakening that 2020 has brought about, she debunks the cozy narrative of social equality and puts her finger on the key issues needing change.
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Criminologist and community activist Munira Abukar believes justice and equity begin in your own home and heart. Embracing the uncomfortable awakening that 2020 has brought about, she debunks the cozy narrative of social equality and puts her finger on the key issues needing change.

Cultural Diversity and Multiculturalism Social Issues Economics All subjects
Black Communities in Canada All channels
  • featuring
    Munira Abukar
  • director
    Ho Che Anderson
  • designer
    Ho Che Anderson
  • lead animator
    Parissa Mohit
  • animator
    Bogdan Anifrani-Fedach
  • editing
    Xi Feng
  • sound design
    Travis Mercredi
  • music
    Martin Cesar
  • packaging design
    Meky Ottawa
  • technical director
    Éloi Champagne
  • technical coordinator
    Randall Finnerty
    Luc Binette
  • re-recording
    Jean-Paul Vialard
    Luc Léger
  • credits
    Mélanie Bouchard
  • online editing
    Serge Verreault
  • studio administrator
    Rosalina Di Sario
  • senior production coordinator
    Dominique Forget
  • studio coordinator
    Faisal Moula
  • marketing
    Johanna Lessard
  • producer
    Jelena Popovic
    Maral Mohammadian
  • executive producer
    Michael Fukushima

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Ages 13 to 18

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