Discussing how culture affects daily life
Magdalena Mot (left) has lived all over the world and been exposed to many different cultures. | Photo courtesy of Magdalena …
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December 5 2016 Community Japanese rice-pounding event rings in the New Year
The steamed rice is balled in a usu (mortar) and pounded. | Photo courtesy of Frank Kamiya
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December 5 2016 selected Raise the roof, ring the bells, feed the hungry!
This is the mantra that accompanied the restoration and renewal of Christ Church Cathedral at the corner of Georgia and Burrard in the heart of downtown Vancouver. It is the Cathedral church of the …
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November 21 2016 Community Conference gives voice to migrant youth in B.C.
The conference presents an opportunity that is lacking in B.C.: for migrant youth to create change in their local community. | Photo …
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November 21 2016 Culture Investigating Jewish-Asian identity
Helen Kiyoung Kim, associate professor of sociology. and Noah Samuel Leavitt, associate dean of students, Whitman College, Washington. …
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November 21 2016 Culture Topdog/Underdog examines sibling rivalry with a twist
An upcoming play refers to one of America’s most divisive presidents, and no, not Donald Trump: Abraham Lincoln. Suzan-Lori Park’s play Topdog/Underdog, presented by the Seven Tyrants Theatre, is…
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November 21 2016 Art Artist explores race relations through ceramic
Photo by Kenji NagaiJudy Chartrand’s ceramic collection, What a Wonderful World, is showcased at Bill Reid Gallery of …
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November 7 2016 Community Bosnian community finds peace
Children demonstrate Bosnian folk dance at an event put on by the BHCCVC. | Photo courtesy of the Bosnian and Herzegovinian Cultural …
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November 7 2016 Community Global citizenship: something to talk about
Global citizenship engages us all | Photo by the city of SurryGlobal citizens, according to the NGO Global Citizens …
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November 7 2016 Community SFU lecture series starts conversation on South Asian stereotypes
This year SFU’s department of history’s annual lecture series will focus on Canada’s 150th birthday. As a part of the lecture series, historian and professor Bidisha Ray will be moderating a …