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Everdene Francis-McIntosh

Everdene Francis-McIntosh is a PhD scholar in the School of Social Work at 91ÑÇÉ« and a registered social worker. Her doctoral research examines the structural continuities of Black African chattel enslavement and their relationship to contemporary anti-Black racism and the lived experiences and wellbeing of Afro-Caribbean Canadian women. Grounded in decolonial, Critical Race Theory, […]

Gemechu Abeshu

Gemechu is National Lead, Research at the Ase Community Foundation for Black People with Disabilities and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at McMaster University. A social anthropologist by training, he specializes in refugee and forced migration studies, labour mobility pathways, Black diasporic communities, and immigrant settlement and integration. His research centrally investigates the intersections of disability, […]