Author: Glamma

A renaissance woman of many talents, Glamma Kimaiyo is a dynamic speaker and storyteller drawn to perspectives that are seldom heard. With a keen intellect and a gift for connecting with people and as a philanthropist by trade, she continues to give back to grassroots youth organizations that cater to the Black and Afro-Indigenous communities. Glamma is also an alumna of York University, OCAD University and George Brown College. She has also worked as a professional photographer, DJ/audio engineer, anti-oppressive facilitator and jewellery designer.

Supporters rally and round dance to help Mi’kmaq lobster fishers fight for treaty rights

TORONTO—Promptly at 3:46 PM on Tuesday, October 20, 2020, upwards of a hundred participants of First Nations’ Land Defenders formed a multi-layered circle at the north-west quadrant of Yonge-Dundas Square. Encouraged by mild Fall weather, the considerable turnout slowly grew under the watchful gaze of a significant police presence. Forty-five minutes before the event began […]

[WATCH] Randy Hillier hosts secret gathering in defiance of lockdown measures

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSMnlomN8po&t=886s Despite large gatherings being declared illegal by the government, a crowd of a hundred gathered to hear speakers Randy Hillier, Rocco Galati and  Maxime Bernier on the COVID-19 measures.  At 10:00am on October 21, 2020, an unmasked crowd was gathered north of Queen’s Park Boulevard, at the rear of Edward the VII’s equestrian statue.  […]