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Consumer Racial Profiling in NS
12:00pm
- 1:00pm
Jeudi Mai 1 2014
Venue: CCEPA Boardroom
Address: 630 Francklyn Street,
How the Friendliness of Maritimers Contrasts with Reality. What happens to African Nova Scotians and other visible minorities when they shop or access services in Nova Scotia? Join us to learn about some findings from focus groups which were part of a Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission project on Consumer Racial Profiling.
Dr Judy Haiven - Professor, Sobey School of Business, Chair of the Nova Scotia branch of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
CCEPA Boardroom
630 Francklyn Street,
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Space is limited – Registration Required - info@ccepa.ca or 428-4731
$5.00 Lunch donation appreciated
CCEPA Provides an Arena for Critical Thinking, Public Discussion and Research into Current Ethical Challenges in our Society.
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