- Aging Activisms
September 23rd, 2017 @1:30pm | PRIDE in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough
Join in on the Pride Parade at 1:30pm outside of city hall. We'll be there with rainbows on! Click here for more details
More from the student blog:
Margaret Williams
The Meaning behind my Creative Piece “We all can be Activists”
My Creative Song is a form of resistance against systems of oppression in society that perpetuates Racism, Colonialism, and Sexism. I...
Jessica Mercier
Poison
My breasts hold the poison of colonial and patriarchal development. My breasts hold lead from paint in the house I grew up in. My breasts...
Batoul Dabbah
Coexisting
she stands here to fight To fight for her people To fight for the voiceless To fight for those who have been silenced she fights for the...
Leah Blackwood
Becoming an Activist
I was not sure what I was expecting when I joined this course, all that I knew was that I did not consider myself an activist because I...
Andrea Wilks
A Second Look
The Activists and Activisms course has allowed me to see that there are many different forms of activism. The course material gave me a...
Alexandria Beck
AI Beck blog post
Image: Tattoo art by Vegas. Hi readers! My name is Alexandria Beck, I am a straight cis-white woman from a low income household. As I...
Bayley Smith
Reproductive justice
Reproductive justice has always been an important social justice issue to me. This piece depicts an abstract line art of a fetus and...
Madison Marvin
Eyes
They say that the eyes are a window into the soul. But my eyes are as dark as an endless abyss, so what does that say about what lies...
Rachel Crouse
Rachel Crouse's blog post
Hello! My name is Rachel Crouse, and I have been tuning into this course from Dundas, Ontario, which has been built on the traditional...
Robin Brownlee
Robin Brownlee's blog post
Image retrieved from rappler.com The dominant ideas of what activism should look like are defined by images of angry protestors,...