While Vanesa’s murder was committed by multiple men who were attempting to rob her client, her killing was not an isolated incident for immigrants, trans women, and sex workers. New French laws that forced Vanesa Campos and her co-workers to hide in the forest surrounding Paris in order to work left…
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Canadian military joins the destructive military intervention by France, US, and…
On June 24, the first significant components of Canada’s military mission to Mali in north-central Africa touched…
Legacies: Nakba and Global Imperial Power
May 15th 2018 marked the 70th year of Israel’s colonial occupation of Palestinian land, which the Indigenous people…
“To go back home”: An interview with migrant activists in Hong Kong
Over 12 million Filipinos live and work abroad, approximately 11.6% of the total population of the Philippines…
“One of the Most Ferocious Days our People Have Witnessed”
On Sunday May 13th, senior members of the Donald Trump administration gathered in Jerusalem for the opening of the…
Lessons from Brazil’s Landless Worker’s Movement
In May of 2017 the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra, or Landless Workers Movement (MST) published a…
Rwandan Millennials Remember the Tutsi Genocide, 24 Years Later
Saturday, April 14, 2018 - on a sunny afternoon, the Rwandan community of Metro Vancouver commemorated the 24th…
The Volcano launches a podcast!
The first monthly podcast of The Volcano focuses on critiques of the foreign investment myth.
Pacific Rim Anti-Chinese Nativism and the Safeguarding of the Liberal World Order
An article is based on a talk given by Alliance Against Displacement member listen chen (陳聽春) at the “All…
Liberation, Decolonization, Gacaca – Reflecting on the Rwandan Genocide, 24…
A Rwandan proverb says; “God sleeps in Rwanda.” But on the evening of April 6, 1994, God was so disgusted with the…