Held on March 22 in buildings across the Downtown campus, from library classrooms to publicly-accessible booths in the Arts building foyer, Growth on the Horizon was composed of workshops and themed discussions through which students were reminded of the pervasiveness of sexual assault and the ways in which survivors can begin to outsource their pain
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ‘Growth on the Horizon’ Plants Seeds of Change at McGill University New student-led project addresses sexual assault on Montreal campuses through art MONTREAL, March 12, 2018—On March 22, the Arts Building Lobby at the heart of McGill University will bustle with students, faculty, staff, and administrators attending the launch of Growth on
Via The Ottawa Citizen The debate at Carleton highlights the importance of language when it comes to developing policy: “Under provincial law, all universities must produce a policy by next January. Many universities, including the University of Ottawa, have already finalized their policies. But at Carleton, the process has been tumultuous, and whether or not
Via Vox (by way of Eric- thanks for sharing!) This article made me want to run home and re-watch Veronica Mars all over again. But then again, that’s how I feel everyday… Check out how this English Composition Professor at Berkeley uses the TV show to not only highlight story-telling tropes (it is a wonderful
