Blog — ...members of her community. Over her life, Point Bolton visited many communities and worked with federal, provincial, and First Nations politicians to help break the intercultural silence by reviving knowledge...
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Blog — Since Athabasca University Press was founded ten years ago as Canada’s first open access press, interest in open access publishing has increased significantly. In fact, several university presses in Canada...
Blog — ...Truth, Reconciling for the Future: Summary of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. As we consider the outcomes and recommendations of the TRC report, we...
Blog — ...child at this point in her life. Women of all ages come. Women of every colour and every religion come. Sometimes they come more than once. They come alone...
Blog — Resources for City Officials and Informed Citizens Living in an urban space means being part of a community, multiple communities, in fact. From your apartment building to your neighbourhood, and...
Blog — ...looks at the developments that have been made in scholarly communication in Canada, significant issues within the field, and suggests potential actions to solve those issues. In their report, CARL...
Blog — ...reviewed in the latest issue of Herizons. Courtney Dickson writes: “Finally, there’s a resource that comprehensively and thoroughly explores the history and evolution of reproductive rights in Canada. […] a...
Blog — ...peace, and culture. Additionally, we have a unique work of literature from renowned writer Joshua Whitehead and a collection that is decidedly not about Canada’s national pastime. Indigiqueerness: A Conversation...
Blog — Event Details Athabasca University Press will be celebrating the launch of Alberta Oil and the Decline of Democracy in Canada on June 1 from 3:15 to 4:45 pm. Find us...
Blog — ...Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930–1985 Unforgetting Private Charles Smith by Jonathan Locke Hart Private Charles Smith had been dead for close to...