Organizing our way through mental illness
Lots of activists live with mental illness – so why is social justice organizing still so ableist?
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Not with a bang but a whimper
The unhappy family in August: Osage County
Ceremony explores erasure
McGill launches institutionalized Black History Month
Tragedy with a sprinkle of humour
Race, class, and food for thought in Superior Donuts
Protestors disrupt transphobic talk
McGill professor Douglas Farrow repeatedly misgenders trans women
Quilting and cross-stitch art
Marking time and intergenerational relationships through domestic craft
Being an ally in the Trump era
Our allyship is flawed if we are not conscious of our privilege
The body remembers
On healing through sports
The Goddess is half alive
Deepa Mehta’s Water, through the eyes of a diasporic Indian
Health centre petition suspended
Montreal mayor calls for consultations on Indigenous health centre
Reliving the awkward phase
Puberty takes centre stage at TNC’s Be Tween
Thousands protest Trump in Montreal Women’s March
Diverse group of speakers call for solidarity and an end to intolerance
MDMA: a tool for psychotherapy?
The ‘love drug’ may be FDA-approved for psychotherapy by 2021
A culture of neglect
Campus remains physically, financially and socially inaccessible for many, despite McGill’s supposed commitment to accessibility for all.
On unchecked celebrity activism
Celebrity activism should be scrutinized, rather than blindly praised