Discrimination and racism disproportionately affect Indigenous Peoples in health-care settings, according to an investigation by Surviving Hate, a multi-year probe into how these allegations are playing out across the country.
Janice Saji is project assistant with Humber College's StoryLab as well as Humber Press. She completed her postgraduate studies in journalism at Humber College in Toronto. She previously worked as an intern-journalist at The Hindu in India, writing stories covering crime, art and science. When she’s not busy chasing stories, you can find her stalking the neighbourhood cats and
David Weisz is a data journalist and educator based in Toronto. David is currently exploring new ways to collaborate on data-driven storytelling as a co-founder and director of Humber College's StoryLab. He also runs Data Driven, Canada's premier data-journalism event.
According to Indigenous health experts and critics, Surviving Hate's findings show anti-Indigenous racism continues to drive a pattern of neglect, harm and death in hospitals across the country.
The Frontline of Conservation: How Indigenous Guardians are Reinforcing Sovereignty and Science on Their Lands. This feature was made possible by Humber College’s StoryLab, Faculty of Media and Creative Arts, and The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. The boat isn’t much, really: cracked windows, a couple of.