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Op-Ed: Dr. Leonora Angeles on the Vancouver housing crisis
“One thing is clear from the debate and electoral results: the need for collaboration and collaborative ideas from all stakeholders to address Vancouver’s housing crisis. The new mayor and council will need to combine the best ideas from all candidates and parties to build affordable housing and slow down house prices and rent increases in […]
“One thing is clear from the debate and electoral results: the need for collaboration and collaborative ideas from all stakeholders to address Vancouver’s housing crisis. The new mayor and council will need to combine the best ideas from all candidates and parties to build affordable housing and slow down house prices and rent increases in […]
Dr. Leonora Angeles among recipients of the 2018 Civic Merit Award
Dr. Leonora (Nora) Angeles has been named one of the recipients of the 2018 Civic Merit Awards for the City of Vancouver. Mayor Gregor Robertson, on behalf of City Council, presented the awards to 18 recipients at a ceremony on Oct. 30th. Dr. Leonora Angeles is recognized for her individual and collaborative efforts around the world […]
Dr. Leonora (Nora) Angeles has been named one of the recipients of the 2018 Civic Merit Awards for the City of Vancouver. Mayor Gregor Robertson, on behalf of City Council, presented the awards to 18 recipients at a ceremony on Oct. 30th. Dr. Leonora Angeles is recognized for her individual and collaborative efforts around the world […]
Wajiha Mehdi wins 2018 Nehru Humanitarian Graduate Scholarship in Indian Studies
Doctoral student Wajiha Mehdi has been selected as the winner of the 2018 Nehru Humanitarian Graduate Scholarship in Indian Studies. The award is given to the graduate student judged to have the most promising research program related to South Asia. Wajiha will be accepting this award and presenting her research at an award ceremony scheduled […]
Doctoral student Wajiha Mehdi has been selected as the winner of the 2018 Nehru Humanitarian Graduate Scholarship in Indian Studies. The award is given to the graduate student judged to have the most promising research program related to South Asia. Wajiha will be accepting this award and presenting her research at an award ceremony scheduled […]
Kegedonce Press welcomes new author, Jules Koostachin
Jules Arita Koostachin is a filmmaker, scholar, storyteller, and most recently, a poet. Her collection of poetry, Unearthing Secrets, Gathering Truths, will be released this summer by Kegedonce Press. Unearthing Secrets, Gathering Truths delves into the life and the healing of an lnnininew woman from the ancestral lands of the Moshkekowok, now called Northern Ontario. It is through the process of writing broken poetry—visual poetry […]
Jules Arita Koostachin is a filmmaker, scholar, storyteller, and most recently, a poet. Her collection of poetry, Unearthing Secrets, Gathering Truths, will be released this summer by Kegedonce Press. Unearthing Secrets, Gathering Truths delves into the life and the healing of an lnnininew woman from the ancestral lands of the Moshkekowok, now called Northern Ontario. It is through the process of writing broken poetry—visual poetry […]
Dr. Minelle Mahtani Appointed as Senior Advisor to the Provost on Racialized Faculty
We’re so pleased to welcome Dr. Minelle Mahtani to our Institute this Fall. Dr. Mahtani has been appointed to the role of Senior Advisor to the Provost on Racialized Faculty, a new position that will support the university’s institutional commitment to advancing equity and inclusion in the scholarly and leadership environment for faculty members at […]
We’re so pleased to welcome Dr. Minelle Mahtani to our Institute this Fall. Dr. Mahtani has been appointed to the role of Senior Advisor to the Provost on Racialized Faculty, a new position that will support the university’s institutional commitment to advancing equity and inclusion in the scholarly and leadership environment for faculty members at […]
CampOUT! Thanks You!
July 12, 2018 At the beginning of this week, 65 queer, trans, and Two-Spirit youth got on a boat and travelled together back to their home communities after an epic CampOUT! Campers have gained new friends, resources, self-acceptance, confidence, strategies for self-care, and tools for making friendships and being part of positive social change! Camper […]
July 12, 2018 At the beginning of this week, 65 queer, trans, and Two-Spirit youth got on a boat and travelled together back to their home communities after an epic CampOUT! Campers have gained new friends, resources, self-acceptance, confidence, strategies for self-care, and tools for making friendships and being part of positive social change! Camper […]
