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Government of Canada makes largest investment in Canada Research Chairs Program and celebrates 20th anniversary

Government of Canada makes largest investment in Canada Research Chairs Program and celebrates 20th anniversary
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SHE WALKS WITH ME : Project supporting urban Indigenous pregnant women gets $1 2M

SHE WALKS WITH ME : Project supporting urban Indigenous pregnant women gets $1 2M
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SAAG to host virtual launch of Daughters of Uranium

The Southern Alberta Art Gallery will be hosting a virtual launch of the exhibition catalogue for “Daughters of Uranium” by Mary Kavanagh today at 5 p.m. Guests are invited to join the SAAG for a conversation with Kavanagh and authors Christina Cuthbertson, Lindsey Sharman and Jayne Wilkinson to talk about the gallery experience, as well as the new publication. “Daughters of Uranium” explores the legacies of nuclear production, cultures of militarization and ecological end times. Direct from the chemical sciences, the term “daughters of uranium” refers to the radioactive decay of naturally occurring uranium, while evoking generations born into an uncertain future.

Mary kavanaghJayne wilkinsonLindsey sharmanChristina cuthbertsonHumanities research council of canadaAlberta foundation for the artsInsight research creation grantCanada council for the artsGreg bobinecSouthern alberta art galleryCanada councilAlberta foundationSocial scienceHumanities research councilமேரி க்யாவ்யாந்யாக்ஜெய்ன் வில்கின்சன்