Blog — ...this welcoming and inclusive space. Living on the Land Indigenous: Women’s Understanding of Place Another Story Bookshop in Toronto, Ontario focuses on themes of social justice, equity, and diversity. They...
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Blog — In a compelling new interview, professor William Carroll, editor of Regime of Obstruction, draws back the curtain and reveals the intricate entanglements between fossil fuel corporations and governments and financial...
Blog — ...Socio-Legal Interrogations of Power edited by Mariful Alam, Patrick Dwyer, and Katrin Roots “While much Indigenous resistance and refusal happens at a distance to and in spite of the settler-colonial...
Blog — ...Environments: Creating and Sustaining Communities of Inquiry Blended learning has combined face-to-face and online learning environments for a more flexible approach to education. This book addresses the growing demand for...
Blog — ...document was drawn up because, in many cases, these rights were not being extended to Indigenous people around the world – including 1.4 million people in Canada. Read a book...
Blog — ...entirely to the Indians. Church service was held in the morning and all the Indians seemed to feel the spirit of Christmas and had bought themselves ribbons, etc. for the...
Blog — ...by Naomi McIlwraith On the complexities of motherhood In addition to its universal nature, motherhood also provides a lens through which to view the complex world that women inhabit in...
Blog — ...a better global citizen to posts on how to be an environmental steward, this year’s blog tour offers inspiration and resources from your favourite university presses. Today’s tour topic is...
Blog — ...of world events that you find in the newspaper. Oil prices plummeted in 2015, prompting politicians and citizens to look at what the oil industry means to Albertans and Canadians....
Blog — ...Gaudry also discusses the Indigenous course requirement and gives three key components to ensure its effectiveness. We hope these summaries have convinced you to engage in the “Indigenous Histories” series...