Diversity

Longform Podcast #562: Daisy Alioto

Daisy Alioto is a journalist and the CEO of Dirt Media. “I don't think I was ever super precious about…

11 months ago

2023 In Review

Indigenous Just TransitionThe Indigenous Just Transition (IJT) program planning was initiated in December of 2022 beginning with a staff and…

11 months ago

Beautiful animated short film about the wonder and fragility of…

Beautiful animated short film about the wonder and fragility of life. Couple with what happens when we die.  source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rj3FG8vFtk

11 months ago

Examining the boundary conditions of tokenism: within-occupation gender wage gaps and female representation in the Canadian labor market

The results showed the existence of a threshold point, and that early gains in percent female within an occupation, up…

11 months ago

Shows like ‘Scandal’ and ‘Madam Secretary’ inspire women to become involved in politics in real life

Hillary Clinton famously did not win the 2016 election and become the first female U.S. president. Yet Clinton’s presidential campaign…

11 months ago

On GUTS, Olivia Rodrigo Embraces Her Imperfections and Sharpens Her Sound: Review

Two and a half years after she sang earnestly about love lost on “driver’s license,” Olivia Rodrigo is now claiming…

11 months ago

Working with depression

“I was feeling so sad all the time, and I couldn’t shake it. I started burying my feelings, and it…

11 months ago

Album Review: Who Can See Forever Soundtrack by Iron & Wine

We are huge Iron & Wine fans. Sam Beam is just phenonomenal songwriter, composer and musician.So, it was a pleasant…

11 months ago

Coping techniques and strategies for pursuing anti-racism within academe: a collective autoethnographic account from minoritised academics in the UK

Autoethnographic research has encountered challenges around verification, transparency and veracity of data, and issues have been debated due to its…

11 months ago

Stunning 19th-century French natural history illustrations from…

Stunning 19th-century French natural history illustrations from La Monde de la Mer. source

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