Voices for housing justice broadcast

Voices for housing justice broadcast A soundscape mixed by community organizer and musician Stefan Christoff. Broadcasting on n10.as and CKUT 90.3FM Please note that the music tracks on this broadcast are by local musicians who have voiced support for the struggle for housing justice and specifically voiced support for the fight against Bill 31 in Québec this past summer and fall as the events documented here were taking place. 01. Introduction from Stefan to broadcast on struggles for housing justice. 02. Christian Carrière, Static (excerpt) 03. CKUT 90.3 FM broadcast live at Brique par brique: “Standing up for a place to stay: movements confront the housing crisis.” This broadcast excerpt of this panel hosted by Stefan Christoff and featuring Dru Oja Jay, the Publisher of The Breach, Amy Darwish, a community organizer at Comité d'action de Parc-Extension (CAPE) (background information), Faiz Abhuani, founder and director of Brique par brique, Hubert Gendron​-​Blais, musician and coordinator of R​é​verb​é​rations d'une crise: une enqu​ê​te sonore sur le logement à Montr​é​al and Gaurav Sharma, a community organizer at the Immigrant Workers Centre. This event took place with support from the Social Justice Centre at Concordia, Alternatives, the Solidarity Economy Incubation for Zero Emissions (SEIZE) and Community University TV (CUTV). 04. A live recording of a duet by Saeed Kamjoo and Stefan Christoff from Artists together against Bill 31 that took place at La Sotterenea on St. Laurent street in Montreal. A concert aimed to bring together artists and musicians to reject the premise of violent housing policy that is embodied within Bill 31, as presented by the Coalition Avenir Québec. This is a background opinion piece on the critical importance of artists joining this struggle written for CULT Mtl by Stefan. The sound artist Joseph Sannicandro mixed and recorded this live session. 05. Leon Louder, C-118BPM 06. An excerpt of an interview with long time anti poverty and housing justice activist John Clarke. This interview originally aired on Free City Radio, across a network of AM and FM stations in Québec and Canada this fall. In this interview John speaks about the 230 Fight Back campaign, which seeks to push Toronto municipal powers to immediately shift 230 Sherbourne into social housing in Toronto. 07. Christian Carrière, Static (excerpt) This broadcast is supported by the Social Justice Centre at Concordia.