Brad Martin

dean faculty of education health & human development @capilanou | access • care • community | 📷

[H-Borderlands @HBorderlands]

📚 Indigenous Peoples and Borders. Eds @sheryllightfoot and Elsa Stamatopoulou. @DukePress January 2024.

"offers new ways of understanding borders by departing from statist approaches to territoriality"

https://t.co/AS7vyz5JRu

[The Childhood, Law & Policy Network (CLPN) @CLPN_ac]

Call for nominations for the Fass-Sandin Prize (@shcyhome) for the best peer-reviewed journal article in English on the history of children, childhood, or youth.

Nominations due by 28 February, 2024:

https://t.co/qAGj67U3zI

[Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power @IDjnl]

Did you know that renowned postcolonial theorist Paul Gilroy is an accomplished guitarist? Or that Stuart Hall played the piano? Les Back explores what these social theorists learned from music.

@AcademicDiary @tandfhss

New from #Identities, #OpenAccess:
https://t.co/uzZaAT25Mh

[Dr. Jennifer Markides ∞ @JMarkides]

Call for Papers: Honouring 25 Years of Linda Tuhiwai Smith’s Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples https://t.co/Kuv5eTxV32

[University of Victoria - School of Nursing @UVicNursing]

#UVicNursing and @Uvic_Socw launch Harm Reduction: Principles and Practice” provides foundational knowledge and skills to undergraduate and graduate students in the history, evidence, and practice of harm reduction related to substance use and health. https://t.co/ZeYEjJvVx3

[Yellowhead Institute @Yellowhead_]

Aamjiwnaang First Nation is surrounded by Chemical Valley, the largest concentration of petrochemical refining in Canada. This report reveals how data sharing with the community is manipulated to support the continued violation of land and life. Read more https://t.co/CsT7d3UnZx

[Wenecwtsin @stsmamlt]

More than 12,000 people in British Columbia have died from toxic drugs,in a crisis that appears to be unrelenting. Here are 35 stories. https://t.co/onG5sB56px 12000 Human Beings lives cut short not numbers people, May they all rest in power bring messages back to the living

[grist @grist]

There’s a temperature threshold beyond which the human body simply can’t survive — one that some parts of the world are increasingly starting to cross. https://t.co/5ND0qBiPFY

[Orange Shirt Society @OrangeShirtSoc]

Happy Indigenous People's Month 🧡

[Kathleen Kummen @KKummen]

More than a Mark Exhibit @YorkEducation #Congressh @CapUEducators @CapilanoU

[rational_geographic @ritodhi_c]

There is great writing and then there is this.

❤️💔 #rivers #indigenous #water #bodies #poetry

“A river is a body of water. It has a foot, an elbow, a mouth. It runs. It lies in a bed. It can make you good. It has a head. It remembers everything” https://t.co/qhUCHwJF19

[Samantha Rose Hill @Samantharhill]

What is the best writing on silence?

[Pauktuutit @Pauktuutit]

Today we’re honouring the lives and legacies of missing and murdered Inuit women, girls and gender-diverse Inuit by unveiling The Red Amautiit Project. 1/2

[The Right to Remain @R2Rvancouver]

The Right to Remain Research Collective and more than 750 academic supporters from 58 institutions call on the City of Vancouver to reverse course on encampment evictions. The City's actions stand to harm unhoused residents of the Downtown Eastside.

https://t.co/Ew3Y1912wX

[In These Times @inthesetimesmag]

“the only struggle the poem will glamorize is the struggle of cracking open a coconut without spilling any
Milk.” @_joseolivarez @haymarketbooks
https://t.co/hCnoWPQuyE

[Samantha Rose Hill @Samantharhill]

Theodor Adorno out for a hike

[Brad Martin @NFieldBT]

@LWEstudio @bookhugpress The most gorgeous novel I’ve read in some time - unforgettable.