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Sylvia Maracle
Sylvia Maracle is a lecturer on urban development, women’s issues, and the cultural revitalization of her people, and she has been recognized as a primary shaper of culture-based management principles.
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December 3 is GivingTuesday, a global movement dedicated to supporting the charities and issues you care about.
It’s getting harder to find news you can trust, with growing polarization, dis- and misinformation, as well as generative AI. As a registered charity best known for our independent, award-winning journalism, The Walrus is hoping to raise $10,000 on this day of generosity in the face of these realities.
If you’re looking for real, fact-based journalism by real people, I ask that you support The Walrus with a donation this GivingTuesday.