Tag: Sophie M. Lavoie

A researcher at the University of New Brunswick says that harmful misinformation about abortion continues to circulate, even as the ...

“The workplace is a hostile environment for Black people” repeats social worker Robert Wright from Halifax in the film Working ...

In the wake of recent release, Drive Back Home, a film about New Brunswick’s queer history, Canada’s first gay film ...

A 10-minute video titled Askomiw Ksanaqak (Forever Dangerous): Indigenous Nations Resist Nuclear Colonialism was released on Nov. 29 as part of a study ...

Young activists from Bangladesh, the Philippines and El Salvador discussed the global movement for sexual and reproductive health and rights ...

Amilvar Urías Sanchez brought his formidable experience of Indigenous activism to Fredericton on Oct. 22. Jeremías Tecú, a representative of ...

A Palestinian-Canadian journalist is speaking up about how the Canadian news media has failed in its coverage of Israel’s genocide ...

Panelists gathered at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) discussed the complexity of reconciliation in the university community and beyond. ...

It is with tremendous sorrow that we, like everyone else, received news of the passing of Leona Newkinga Simon, an ...

Housing precarity has long been part of the fabric of New Brunswick due to state neglect and now financialization of ...