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Biboye Aganaba
Executive Director, Leading Change Canada
Biboye (Bo) Aganaba is the Executive Director of Leading Change where he is responsible for the operations, programs, fundraising, and strategic plan of the organization. His involvement with Leading Change began as the Digital Network Coordinator, where he was responsible for running the Leadership Coffee Chats, and Leading Change Hubs – two key virtual programs introduced as in light of the impacts of COVID-19. As the son of Nigerian immigrants and also having lived in multiple countries, Biboye is a self-described global citizen. He is passionate about the relationships between urbanism, ecology, social justice, and how we can embrace the natural world within the places that we live. Biboye has a degree in Biology from Thompson Rivers University where he was a Sustainability Ambassador, advocating for more sustainable practices and behaviours on campus. He has recently completed an MSc in Engineering studying Sustainable Cities through Aalborg University in Denmark. Through his time at Aalborg University, Biboye had the opportunity to engage with local and national stakeholders in various projects and policy proposals – learning more about what sustainability looks like on the Danish national s
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Workers
Abstract
This chapter starts by tracing the history of the Just Transition paradigm from within the trade union movement of the 1980s and 1990s. Essentially, it requires transitions to be equitable for workers, that is the cost of retraining and reemploying workers and supporting their families should be borne by the whole of society. The chapter looks at contemporary Just Transition principles promoted by trade unions and some of the challenges and opportunities facing workers transitioning out of the high-carbon economy and into green jobs.
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The Ecology Party of England and Wales became the Green Party in 1985.
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‘Dole’ was slang for unemployment benefit—originally derived from the old English and German, and not an acronym for ‘Department of Labour and Employment’ as is commonly thought.
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Kirsty Purnell, CoalNot Dole’: The Legacy of the Miner’s Strike, Tribune Magazine, 2 March 2021.
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John Harris, Almost 40 years on, the miners’ strike casts a long shadow over UK politics today, The Guardian, 27 August 2023.
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https://www.coalfields-regen.org.uk/latest_news/coalfield-communities-should-be-given-a-fair-chance-against-covid-19/
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John Harris, Almost 40 years on, the mi
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