MPPGA Students: Is Disaggregated Data the Answer? Narratives From the Canadian Context
MPPGA students Melissa Hollobon, David Markwei, Claire Okatch, and Savannah Tuck, co-author this article discussing how different Canadian government agencies are using disaggregated data as a strategy to better understand marginalized communities and deliver services to them.
Black Hair is Black History
To promote broader acceptance of natural hair and to diminish hair discrimination, MPPGA student David Markwei features a collection of photos and the significance behind the diverse hairstyles within the Black community.
Generational Consciousness
MPPGA student David Markwei crafted a deeply personal photo essay for CBC on “generational consciousness and the experiences of Black millennials living in British Columbia”. His story aims to highlight Black voices and stories that have traditionally been marginalized in the media industry.