Racism impacts your health
Roberta K. Timothy, York University, Canada Outside in public: Smiling, dressed real fine, manners on point. I am well schooled on how to be respectful, how to take up space, how to use silence when
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Hope and mourning in the Anthropocene: Understanding ecological grief
Neville Ellis, University of Western Australia and Ashlee Cunsolo, Memorial University of Newfoundland We are living in a time of extraordinary ecological loss. Not only are human actions destabilising the very conditions that sustain life,
WeiterlesenDavid Goldblatt: photographer who found the human in an inhuman social landscape
Paul Weinberg, University of Cape Town World renowned and revered South African photographer David Goldblatt has died at the age of 87. He became a photographer at the age of 18 and would come to
WeiterlesenGenocide: 70 years on, three reasons why the UN Convention is still failing
Rachael Burns, University of York Seventy years after the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide came into force, its effectiveness is disputed. Jewish laywer and Polish refugee, Raphael Lemkin,
WeiterlesenEbola in the DRC: expert sets out critical lessons learnt in Liberia
Mosoka Fallah, Harvard Medical School Ebola in the Democratic Republic Congo (DRC) has now spread to urban areas. The Conversation Africa’s Moina Spooner spoke to Mosoka Fallah who was head of case detection during Liberia’s
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