Winter 1996

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Miriam Edleson’s Fight for her Disabled Son; False Memory Syndrome; Aboriginal Women Say No to Nuke Dump.

Advocating for Palestine in Canada

BOOK REVIEW BY MAYSAM GHANI / “When does the processing of fear result in solidarity instead of further harm?” This question ignites Advocating for Palestine in Canada: History, Movements, and … Read More

A Dialogue with Objects

ART REVIEW BY PATRICIA ELLAH / Kenyan British artist Dame Magdalene Odundo, most famously known for her ceramic works, has just displayed her first exhibition in Canada. Seeing Odundo’s work … Read More

Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law

BOOK REVIEW BY JULIE S. LALONDE / In her debut book, Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law, Mandi Gray combines personal experience with extensive research to demonstrate how … Read More

The Long Fight to Search the Landfill

COLUMN BY HERIZONS EDITOR CHRISTINA HAJJAR / A lit birthday cake glints through my phone screen, bearing a message of celebration: “HAPPY 40 MILLION FNIW [First Nation Indigenous Warriors] #SEARCHTHELANDFILLS.” … Read More

Herizons managing editor Penni Mitchell retires

The team and board at Herizons warmly bid farewell to our fearless colleague, leader, and friend, Penni Mitchell, who has retired after three decades of service to the magazine. Penni’s … Read More

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