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Blog — In 2014, Meytal Radzinski, a young scholar, founded Women in Translation Month to be held annually in August in response to the gender disparity she noticed in works of translation....
Blog — ...remember lost lives, and to renew the commitment to health and safety in the workplace. Most recently we remember Ian Henry Pervez, a 24-year-old employee at Pearson International Airport in...
Blog — ...first open access scholarly press in Canada and we have been working ever since our founding to reduce barriers to knowledge. To celebrate this milestone, we are throwing it back...
Blog — ...on the Saturday with a pile of books for you to buy. We are looking forward to hearing Harsha Walia’s Saturday afternoon plenary, “Racism, Austerity, and Precarity: Canada’s Role in...
Blog — ...you’re not sure where to start, we have some reading recommendations for you. Click “Read Online” on each of these book pages to dive in! kiyâm by Naomi McIlwraith is...
Blog — ...removal of barriers to knowledge. The 2016 theme is “Open in Action” which calls for scholars and publishers to commit to various open access practices. You can find more information...
Blog — ...to tell you I’ve found it again to say thank you for the eternal bright light I want to stay in this chestnut shade let more ants traverse my shirt...
Blog — Open Access Week runs from October 19–25 and as the first open access scholarly press in Canada, we are here to prepare you. October 16th just so happened to be...
Blog — ...The Winter 2017/18 issue of Prairie Books Now arrived in our mailbox and contains three AU Press titles! Pick up your copy at your local library. Canada’s History released their...