Sonya Anderson from Canada and 1st Lt. Mark Bashaw from the United States are both raising questions regarding the events of the Covid crisis and helping hold policy makers accountable.
An interview of Ms. Sonya Anderson, organizer of the recent Citizens’ Hearing.
A request has been made to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to allow an investigation pertaining to crimes against humanity. Canadians can submit testimonies to ICC.
Professor Forte provides written summary and highlights of the 3-day Citizens’ Hearing on Zero Anthropology.
A printable handout designed to help your discussions with your elected representatives, family, and friends. Part 3: Are you concerned about how Covid-19 public policy has impacted children and youths?
CCA is providing a series of leaflets with talking points. These printable handouts are designed to help your discussions with your elected representatives, family, and friends. Each
“Talk to your Candidates”- CCCA is providing a series of leaflets with talking points for you to use.
621 days since the declaration by the World Health Organization of a pandemic, this scholarly and comprehensive essay comes from Dr. Hindmarsh, a fellow of the Royal Historical Society and professor of history and theology in Vancouver, BC. As written by Dr. Steven Pelech in the foreword, “Dr. Hindmarsh has done a remarkable job in making this information accessible, and he accurately tracks the unfolding of the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequences of how societies have reacted to this threat so far.”
Dr Paul Alexander highlights the importance of following the data to determine personal risk and guide public policy.
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