Herizons Magazine Call for Board Members
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Herizons
ON
December 18, 2025
Deadline: January 26, 2026 … Read More
Against the Codes: Canisia Lubrin on Code Noir
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Boetumelo Julianne Nyasulu
ON
January 19, 2026
Award-winning poet, critic, and essayist Canisia Lubrin has long been celebrated for work that reimagines history, language, and Black life. Code Noir is the Whitby, Ontario author’s bold and expansive collection made up of 59 linked stories, each echoing one … Read More
The Land is Listening
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Liz Barron
ON
December 1, 2025
In the quiet spaces between mothering and mourning, I’ve come back again and again to the land. The land as witness. The land as mother. The land as the first and final place where we speak to those we’ve lost … Read More
Don’t Worry, I’ll Only Show You the Good Parts
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Sarah Cullen
ON
August 31, 2025
Over the last 10 years, the conversations internationally around parenting (usually mothering) while maintaining an art practice have grown. The social turn to care has made its way through exhibitions, but this turn wasn’t explicitly about care towards a dependent … Read More
The Roots Remember: Reimagining Healing with Dr. Jennifer Mullan
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Boetumelo Julianne Nyasulu
ON
July 29, 2025
“Relatable powerhouse” is a paradox tailor-made to describe Jennifer Mullan. She is a trained clinical psychologist whose work focuses on the impacts of colonialism in mental health practices, advocating for more inclusive, accountable, and culturally aware approaches to healing, as … Read More
The Goddess Within: Radha S. Menon on Feminist Transformations, Art, and Decolonization
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Doreen Nicoll
ON
July 2, 2025
Stateless in the United Kingdom until age 17, activist and multidisciplinary artist Radha S. Menon immigrated to Regina in 1995 where her acting and singing career abruptly ended and her playwriting career began. Engaging with Menon is truly delightful. Her … Read More
The International Decade for People of African Descent Brings Renewed Commitments
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Samah Nimir
ON
June 10, 2025
The International Decade for People of African Descent (Decade), proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) through Resolution 68/237, spanned from January 2015 to December 2024. Under the overarching theme of “People of African Descent: Recognition, Justice, and Development”, … Read More
Celebrating 60 Years, Canada’s Oldest Women’s Shelter, Street Haven, Faces Critical Moment
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Hue Pham
ON
April 2, 2025
Street Haven’s multi-storied blue-accented Victorian home, tucked in a quiet street in Toronto, is crowded with participants before their annual Walking Home Walkathon. Local MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam is chatting with executive director Siu Mee Cheng before they both address the … Read More
