Taking Our Lead from Women Prisoners

Kendra Cowley on what we can learn from histories of reform and resistance within women’s prisons in the Canadian state.

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A quilt of varied patterns, in reds and oranges and blues.

The Patience in Patchwork

Cleopatria Peterson on artmaking as both a tool and a symbol of resistance.
A grey, apocalyptic, hazy scene of mining on a mountainside. Trucks and other equipment sit on one of the mountainside's roads.

Fighting The Latest Forms of Colonial Extraction in Manitoba

Owen Schalk on Manitoba’s all-out push to mine the minerals used in “green” technologies, and local resistance to it.
An assortment of coloured pencils stand at attention, as if in solidarity with each other and mobilized.

Union Democracy and Quebec’s Historic Public Sector Strikes

Michèle Hehn on the need to activate and organize rank-and-file members of Quebec’s educator unions in the wake of that province’s historic public sector strikes.
Banners in a tree at the University of Toronto Palestine encampment. The banners read "Another World is Possible" and "Cops Off Campus." Palestine flags can be seen. The trees are leafless and the sky is grey.

The Student Encampment Movement is Part of a History of Militant Struggle Against Settler Colonialism

John Carlson on the links between the student encampment movement for Palestinian liberation and Indigenous-led struggle against settler colonialism from Turtle Island to Palestine.
A salty pink sky over Coney Island boardwalk.

EVERY LONG POEM FEELS LIKE A GOODBYE / THIS IS NOT A LONG POEM

“we are still
waiting for a rebirth
of wonder by the waves”

A new poem by Camila Valle.

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