Dispatches from Syria: Marcell Shehwaro on Life in Aleppo
Marcell Shehwaro, a Syrian blogger and activist, wins the 2015 Online Journalism Award in the category of Online Commentary. "In this evocative [...] series [...]
Learning Graphic Novels from an Artist's Perspective by Stacy Leigh Pigg
Be sure to check out CIE member Stacy Leigh Pigg's new blog post at the UTP teaching blog. This is the third post in [...]
Whiteness and anti-vaccines
This is an interesting perspective on the anti-vaccine debate currently making headlines by race scholar David Shih.
Comedy of Things: An anthropology experiment
This is a very interesting project that uses comedy to think about knowledge making in Anthropology. Check it out here.
Max Liboiron
Scholar, artist, and activist at Memorial University whose research includes discard studies, waste and media. Check out her work at her webpage here.
Demolished: The end of Chicago's public housing
This is a really interesting visual essay on Chicago's public housing (on NPR). #publichousing Check it out here.
Angela Davis: ‘There is an unbroken line of police violence in the US that takes us all the way back to the days of slavery’
Excerpt from article: “There is an unbroken line of police violence in the United States that takes us all the way back to the [...]
EURODRAM
EURODRAM 2015 – Open Call EURODRAM is a theatrical promotion network of works in European, Mediterranean and Central Asian languages. Its main objective is [...]
New Certificate in Performance Studies
SFU will offer a new Performance Studies Certificate starting in Spring 2015. The multidisciplinary certificate allows students to take courses across four primary disciplines: [...]
International Association for Biography and Autobiography
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