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A forum for debate on the relation between scholarship and activism

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The S+A Forum is an initiative of the Landscapes of Injustice Research Assistant Committee. We are undergraduate and graduate students from eight leading universities across Canada who specialize in history, law, public policy, critical geography, and cultural resource management.

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During the 1940s, Canada enacted mass displacement and dispossession of people on racial grounds, a collective moral failure that remains only partially addressed. Landscapes of Injustice is a multidisciplinary research project dedicated to recovering and grappling with this difficult past.

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