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September 23 – Hosted dialogues
October 19, 2020
By Methuseli Dube
This was an eventful call: thank you to everyone who attended for making it a fun discussion. This post will offer a quick summary of resources and links that where brought up throughout the meeting.
For this meeting we had several topics created from last week鈥檚 discussion about antifragility and resilience, namely:
- Social infrastructure
- Further discussion on resilience and antifragility
- Racism
We decided to blend the topics as many of them connect in one way or another. I will offer a summary of some of the links that were shared, but I would highly recommend taking a look for yourselves.
#Resources
- A CBC News article discussing Vancouver Coastal Health's interpretation of provincial policy about publishing COVID-19 school exposure events:
- This article from The Atlantic explores the growing fear around America鈥檚 upcoming election. Mainly focused on the fear of civil unrest following a close win, with Trump seeming unwilling to relinquish control:
- Academic Women is a network for female faculty at 丁香园AV. They undertook a study in 2019 which explored issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion. The report can be found here: /academicwomen.html
- Bren茅 Brown interviews Sonya Renee on body shame, radical self-love and social justice.
- BC Centre for Disease Control's official COVID-19 Language Guide details appropriate terminology for written and digital content:
- David Graeber, an author and anthropologist, wrote a fascinating book entitled Debt: The First 5,000 Years that explores credit and debt from a historical perspective. Graeber shows how arguments about debt and debt forgiveness have been going on long before we invented coin-based currency:
I hope you all find the links helpful, Have a great day.