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Suzanne Spiteri

Living Traditionally During a Pandemic that Has Exacerbated Colonialism and Injustice

Workers' Stories in the COVID-19 Era: Installment #9 August 25, 2021Written by Suzanne Spiteri (PhD candidate, Sociology)Edited by Christina Love (Undergraduate student, Indigenous Studies & French) In this installment of the Workers' Stories in the COVID-19 Era dialogue series, we interviewed Joseph, a small-scale commercial fisherman in the Republic of Malta. In the dialogue below, […]

Show Up and See What We Can Do: An Educational Assistant’s Experiences Teaching Through Covid-19

Workers' Stories in the COVID-19 Era: Installment #2 July 9, 2021By Suzanne Spiteri (PhD Candidate, Sociology) and Christina Love (Undergraduate Student, Indigenous Studies and French) In the second installment of the Workers' Stories in the COVID-19 Era dialogue series, we interviewed an Educational Assistant working with the Peel District School Board to begin to understand the […]