All Episodes - Housing Justice Oral History Project

This project aims to collect the oral testimonies of leaders in the struggle for housing justice across Canada. These are educational materials, bearing witness to the violence of dehousing. They reveal a movement characterized by plural voices, a strong commitment to collective freedom, and endless examples of creative interruption.These materials are intended to assist in the passing on of practices, traditions, and stories within the housing justice movement. But they are also intended to educate the public about the housing crisis and the experience of dehousing. The educational force of storytelling re-orients the listener; we cannot return to the world we knew before hearing the witness. No, we must enter into a new praxis that accepts the charge before us—a charge to listen to the past, to listen to the other, and to pursue a world with space for everyone.The oral history interviews collected here are done in collaboration with several organizations, most based

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