Press Coverage
Anima Leadership has spoken publicly on a range of issues from diversity and multiculturalism to citizen engagement and democracy. Here are a few of the highlights:
 Anima Leadership's work on new approaches to dialogue and building relationship across difference is profiled in the book Transforming Power: From the Personal to the Political, by Judy Rebick, 2008. |
 Anima's work on implicit bias and implications for approaching diversity was the basis of an article in Corporate Knights magazine - The Cleantech Issue Vol. 6.2, 2007 A Problem Named is a Problem Solved. Being aware of our hidden biases allows us to slay them. |
 Anima staff have chapters in the book Notes from Canada's Activists: A New Generation Stands up for Change, 2007. |
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Interview on CBC TV "The National" in response to York University Racism Study, Jan. 2009. |
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Profile in Reader's Digest Article "Turning Adversity into Art", July 2008. |
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Part of CBC Radio Documentary "Burning Bright" on Sunday "The Hour" Sept. 2008-- how to make activism more personally sustainable. |
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Interview on CBC Radio "The Current" Nov. 2008 on the subject of youth engagement in politics. |
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Interview regarding post 9/11 Muslim experience in Canada. One Magazine, Spring, 2007. |
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Interview on CBC Radio Toronto "Here and Now" 2007 in response to book release Canada's Young Activists: A Generation Stands Up for Change. |
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Appearance on panel discussion re: Michael “Kramer” Richard’s racist tirade. “The Water Cooler,” CBC News: Sunday, CBC-TV, Nov/2006. |
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Interview on TVO “The Agenda” 2005 on topic of citizen engagement in political process. |
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Anima self-published The Brown Book: Voices of Pakistani and Muslim Activists from Toronto and Lahore, 2000. Winner of the Anti-Bias Curriculum Development Award by the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario, 2002. |
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