Aboriginal people make up a disproportionately high number of inmates within the federal prison system and as of November 8, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) will be gathering stories …
Unpaid internships are steadily replacing entry-level jobs, and graduating students are feeling the extra financial burden of working for free just as their student loan payments are becoming due. The …
Bringing women together is a common theme for Maryam Monsef. Monsef is an immigrant from Afghanistan and has lived in Peterborough for 16 years. Being an immigrant provided an opportunity …
Feminist organizing can hold the key to social progress. The American Political Science Review (APSR) recently released a study that examined over four decades of data about violence against women …
A proposal to build a car bridge through Jackson Creek Park as an extension of the Parkway is still being discussed by city planners. The proposal was originally voted down …
October is Women’s History Month and it is filled with days to celebrate, such as the very first International Day of the Girl on October 11 and Persons Day on …
Naila Kabeer was researching concepts of citizenship in developing countries with the International Development department in the UK when she started wondering how citizenship was viewed at a grassroots level—how …
Students who have OSAP loans can now apply for a six month grace period extension if they are working in the not-for-profit sector. With OSAP, students have six months after …
One of the interesting traits about a small city like Peterborough is that seemingly insular things often overlap. The relationship between Trent University and Sacred Heart College is a …
The Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Theory, Politics & Gender was established by Trent University’s Dr. Elaine Stavro with the goal of providing the Trent and Peterborough community with opportunities to …
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