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Cynthia Macdonald - A&S News

Cynthia Macdonald - A&S News

Omowumi (Wumi) Asubiaro Dada standing on a walled outlook over the sea

‘Great battles are won by the wisdom of women’: Wumi Asubiaro Dada works with Nigerian women to protect their communities with smartphones

August 01, 2023

Growing up in Nigeria, Omowumi (Wumi) Asubiaro Dada was frequently outspoken, argumentative, and animated by injustice.

Semra Sevi honoured with SSHRC Talent Award

July 26, 2023

Semra Sevi, a new assistant professor in the Department of Political Science, has received the prestigious Talent Award from the Socia

We did it magazine cover with headshots of Steven Bernstein, Matthew Hoffmann and Teresa Kramarz.

A bold new magazine lets fiction tell the truth about climate change

July 11, 2023

As climate change takes a relentless toll, it’s worth wondering what Canada will look like in 2050.

Student leader Eli Rose wants to use his voice to empower others

June 19, 2023

Eli Rose has a reputation for asking challenging questions — and he intends to continue asking them, as an advocate for those who cannot.

Nisrin Elamin looking out of a window on a bus

After a harrowing escape from Sudan, Nisrin Elamin calls on the world to pay attention

June 13, 2023

Why aren’t there more eyes on Sudan — the site of a humanitarian crisis which has seen more than one million people driven from their homes in the space of two months, with many others killed or injured?

A person walking down the street in a large pink dresses during a parade.

Drag extravaganza: The evolution, resilience, and persecution of a vibrant art form

June 09, 2023

Drag isn’t just having a moment right now — it’s having an extravaganza.

There’s drag brunch, drag trivia and drag bingo. There are drag cabaret and drag burlesque shows; drag violinists and drag science lectures; even Drag Camp for those wanting to sharpen their sashay. And of course, drag queen story time.

Omer Malikyar at the United Nations in front of a flag

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