Tag: No Cops on Campus

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TMU criminology professor facilitates panel discussion on prison abolition

November 7, 2024

Four years after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, communities across North America continue to fight against the prison-industrial complex.

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Campus News Student Politics

‘No Cops on Campus’ campaign was not approved by TMSU, February BoD meeting reveals

The statement was sent out without the knowledge of Board members, says students' union

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Removing campus security first step towards police abolition, say queer academics

The panel featured queer academics Syrus Marcus Ware, Ravyn Wngz, Gary Kinsman and Megan Scribe.

Professor uses social media to educate about activism

COVID-19 Features

From posts to protests: How social media makes social justice accessible

October 23, 2020

On a sunny June afternoon, Emma Zuck and a group of her friends headed to Kiwanis Memorial Park in her hometown of Saskatoon. They had decided to march at a peaceful protest in solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement

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OP-ED: No cops on campus—we keep each other safe

September 23, 2020

Abolition is inevitable, but it is up to us to take the necessary steps to realize it in our lifetime, writes Alannah Fricker

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Campus News Communities

BREAKING: Rye cancels special constables program

The decision comes after student advocates demanded the university end the program

Campus News Communities

UPDATE: Ryerson’s proposal for special constables approved by Toronto Police Service

Ryerson expects to incorporate special constables into its security model by late 2021