Blog — ...we are able to come to a closer understanding of the intense hardships faced by those who have been displaced. Our latest book, Leaving Iran is the memoir of an...
Blog — At AU Press’ most recent editorial committee meeting, the discussion turned to Indigenous scholarship and a committee member noted that she had recently read a number of interesting articles that...
Blog — ...the AU Press website. Working Toward Reconciliation Reconciliation in Solidarity Edmonton (RISE) is a community group committed to supporting reconciliation efforts in Edmonton. Like them on Facebook where they share...
Blog — ...beaches or to Jerusalem for sightseeing, tourists chatted in languages unfamiliar to my ears. Their exuberance stood in stark contrast to the gloom hanging over the refugees whose language I...
Blog — ...show me she is worried. We are in a counselling room at the Morgentaler Clinic in Toronto. She has come for an abortion, and it is my job to counsel...
Blog — ...often. In any event, those are all the incidents that come to mind today? A Yeah, those are some of the incidents that I could remember, eh. There were many...
Blog — ...LGBTQ community. The responses to these issues are varied, ranging from community empowerment and progressive action to discrimination and social exclusion in the implementation of practices and policies. Based on...
Blog — ...party either into a merger with the Communist Party of Great Britain or towards trying to set itself up as its own version of a Bolshevik-style revolutionary party in a...
Blog — ...6). As Brian Ronaghan says, the volume is “an effort to draw some of this information together, to take stock of the current state of our knowledge, to offer some...
Blog — ...and business to account—especially when it comes to the big, complicated investigative stories that just can’t be done by local broadcast media, or clickbait-oriented web sites.” –Jon Kay. J-Source: “While...