With the growing number of Muslims in Canadian schools, Neila Miled, a PhD Candidate of the Faculty of Education at UBC, explores how Muslim youth negotiate their identities as Muslims and …
Joanna Chiu is a journalist who serves as the editor and founder of WAM! Vancouver (Women Action and the Media), a non-profit dedicated to creating gender justice in the media, and NüVoices, an …
With eleven featured authors, LiterASIAN is the biggest celebration of Asian Canadian writing in the city. The festival runs Sept. 21–23 and will provide an array of stories, styles and events, …
At the upcoming Serbian Days Festival, all cultural communities are welcome to come and experience Serbian culture, says Natasha Ignjatovic.
“[Serbians are] known for our hospitality,” says …
“When you start getting into those scary, emotional and triggering conversations, that’s where the most revolutionary education happens; that’s where you change a person’s perception,” says…
Small Number and the Old Canoe, one of the stories that teach match. | Photo courtesy of Simon Fraser University
While it is …
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Mental Health and Social Justice Activist Shilpa Narayan will be a workshop facilitator at …
Master drummer Bolokada Condé will be hosting a series of djembe workshops at the …
The BCA-BC pose for a picture with New Westminster Mayor Jonathan Cote during Family day at the Anvil Centre. | Photo courtesy of …
Every five years, Statistics Canada produces the Canadian Survey on Disability, a national survey of Canadians aged 15 and older whose everyday activities are limited as a result of a long-term …