Tag: Sophie M. Lavoie

A new feature by Fredericton-based director tackles climate change and space travel. Jillian Acreman’s film, Queen of the Andes, screened ...

A panel of citizens of different backgrounds-Muslim, Jewish, Mi’kmaq and Indian-discussed the different and changing faces of racism in New ...

Queering New Brunswick's education system was the subject of a virtual event on June 3 organized by Casey Burkholder. The ...

A recent research project examines life challenges for people of colour in Fredericton, New Brunswick. On Saturday, April 17, 2021, ...

Four distinguished panelists gathered to discuss the future of New Brunswick after the pandemic. They made observations on immigration, communities ...

In this video, Inda Intiar with Woven Cultures Tissées speaks with artist Futong Kang, originally from Beijing, China. https://www.youtube.com/embed/L2fzUPJhWIU Kang ...

University of New Brunswick students detailed some of the complications of being a Person of Colour on campus in New ...

Indigenous participants in Maine's blueberry harvest might see the end of a longtime tradition with lasting impacts for Indigenous culture. ...

A play by a Chilean author who was exiled to Canada in the seventies is still relevant today to confront ...

The pandemic could bring long-awaited change for childcare in Canada, according to experts. A panel titled, “50 Years After the ...