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Crimmigration lecture sheds light on under-covered issue
By: Radiyah Chowdhury "Foreignness is now constructed as a criminal threat," said Wendy Chan, professor at Simon Fraser University. Continue reading »
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University of Ottawa film festival brings human rights to the forefront in...
By: Patrick Butler Human rights films brought new perspectives and challenges to Ottawa this weekend, as part of the inaugural University of Ottawa Human Rights Film Festival, which ran from Oct....
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Ottawa festival highlights films on human rights’ issues
By: Patrick Butler Human rights cinema from around the world was front and centre at the University of Ottawa Human Rights Film Festival. The festival, which was held Oct. 2 to 5 at the University of...
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JHR in South Sudan
Carleton JHR’s Rhymes for Rights event, held on Oct. 20, supported JHR International’s work in South Sudan. JHR is on the ground there training and supporting local journalists as they report on human...
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Photos from SlutWalk Ottawa 2016
Meagan Casalino marched in SlutWalk Ottawa 2016 – here are her images of the attendees, the speeches, and the march. The large turnout (and the support from passersby) is optimism for the fight against...
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Night For Rights 2016
Filed under: EVENTS, Uncategorized Tagged: Carleton, carleton jhr, human rights, journalists for human rights, night for rights, open mic, spoken word, spoken word poetry
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#NoBanNoWall: Photos From the Human Chain Demo
Meagan Casalino attends the human chain demo around the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa on Monday, 30th January. The protest was against Donald Trump’s ban that prevents seven Muslim countries from entering the...
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Let Me Make One Thing Clear
by Manahil Bandukwala let me make one thing clear: when I talk about patriotism, nationalism, or any such love for a country that’s pretty screwed up (let’s face it, pakistan has a lot of work to do)...
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I Didn’t Know
By Sherlyn Assam I didn’t know All could be exclusive Or that Lives could be compared That Matter could still be ripped apart By the melanin that it shared When we chant black, we do so pleading –...
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