Grace-Edward Galabuzi
is an assistant professor in the Politics and Public Administration Department, Ryerson University, Toronto
and a Research Associate at the Centre for Social Justice in Toronto.

He is the Author of  Canada's Economic Apartheid: The Social Exclusion of Racialized Groups in the New Century (CSPI, 2006).  His research interests include the experiences of racialized groups in the Canadian labour market and the impact of global economic restructuring on local communities.

His recent work includes a chapter on social exclusion in a recently published volume on the Social Determinants of Health: Canadian Perspectives (Dennis Raphael, 2004) and on the Racialization of the Division of Labour in the Canadian economy in the Challenging the Market (Jim Stanford/Leah Vosko, 2004).  He is also an active member of the social justice community in Toronto and has been involved in a variety of social justice campaigns.  He is a member of the United Way of Greater Toronto Board of Trustees and its Policy, Planning and Research committee, and a board member of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.  He is a founder member of the African Music Festival in Toronto.

Ryerson University

Canada's Economic Apartheid: The Social Exclusion of Racialized Groups in the New Century