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Program Information
CKUT Radio
Documentary
David Cunningham, Jill Chettier, Anton Pilipa
 Stefan Christoff  Contact Contributor
May 3, 2004, 3:08 a.m.
A radio documentary, which looks at Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. This documentary touches on a variety of important issues directly related to those struggling to survive in the Downtown Eastside.
Producer: Stefan Christoff
Uploaded by: Stefan Christoff
CKUT Radio: Vancouver: The Downtown Eastside

This radio documentary, explores a variety of issues directly relating to life and death in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Featuring interviews with community organizers, recorded in February 2004, which focus on a various issues, from police brutality, homelessness, indigenous self-determination, poverty, safe injection sites for drug users, the human rights of sex workers and many other issues directly relating to Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, from the perspective of the neighborhoods residents.

This documentary features interviews with community organizers active in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, focusing on voices from the Anti-Poverty Committee and the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU). The Downtown Eastside is one of Canada's most impoverished and destitute urban neighborhoods, often marked as the poorest postal code in Canada. Home to an estimated 5000 injection drug users, the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, suffers from one of the worst urban epidemics of HIV / AIDS in the world.

For more information about the Anti-Poverty Committee visit: http://apc.resist.ca

To get more details concerning the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users visit:
http://www.vandu.org

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