Got Blood 2 Give / Du Sang À Donner

02/21/2026

Thank you CTV Manitoba!

Dr. OmiSoore H. Dryden discusses Got Blood to Give and how blood donation rules shaped Black q***r health in Canada.**Subscribe to CTV News to watch more vid...

02/18/2026

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I'll be here 👇🏿 and...
I'm bringing copies of my book with me!
Looking forward to our conversation!

The Offices of Anti-Racism, Equity, Access, and Participation, and Community Engagement are pleased to invite you to the next Dialogues of Disruption Series

02/12/2026

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11/24/2025

Check out my latest SubStack - a year of gratitude for the responses to my book, in

A Year of Gratitude

09/11/2025

Next week I'm in Toronto at UTM on discussing my book in conversation with Dr. Beverly Bain! Make sure to register.

08/28/2025

Thank you for the review of my book!
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08/21/2025

I support this demand! CBS CEO and Board must resign (for a few reasons) including this!

OPSEU/SEFPO calls for immediate resignation of Canadian Blood Services Board as CBS partner Grifols airs plans to profit from Canadian-donated blood

OPSEU/SEFPO is calling for the immediate resignation of the Canadian Blood Services (CBS) CEO and its Board of Directors. This call comes in the wake of news that CBS is allowing Canadian blood plasma to be profited from and sold internationally by Spanish pharmaceutical company Grifols. In a recent...

06/29/2025

Mapping Anti-Blackness and Blood Donation in Canada

accountability is the only effective apology.

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06/29/2025

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