About
Our Critical Conversation series brings authors and experts together to examine the culture and politics that shape the world around us and the books we read. Looking for a Familiar Face delves into the crucial intersection of representation, justice and community with panelist Julius Haag, Department of Sociology at University of Toronto. This conversation confronts pressing concerns related to the ramifications when the composition of our justice system fails to mirror the diverse tapestry of the communities it serves. Does this disconnect breed mistrust and hinder access to justice? The decision by Toronto Police to cease the collection of racial data also raises significant questions. What are the implications? How does it influence accountability, transparency and the quest for equity within law enforcement? Join us as we navigate these complex issues and seek pathways toward a more inclusive and just system.
Moderator: Kevin Donovan
This event is presented in partnership with Provocations Festival.
Dates & Times
Passes
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Add on a copy of Walter Mosley’s Farewell, Amethystine for $35 (tax incl.) when you purchase a 3-Day Pass or a Friday Pass
Venue
Lakeside Terrace
235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON
