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Splinters: April 2021 – short essays on the here & now - Vimarsana News

Splinters: April 2021 – short essays on the here & now

by Leonie Rushforth I recently received an email invitation to attend a special meeting of members of the Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust. The invitation came from the Trust Secretary but didn’t contain a link to the meeting I was being invited to attend. Instead I was directed to click on a link leading to a second more detailed letter from the same Trust Secretary, which asked me to follow a link to the Council of Governors website page and scroll until I found the registration link. Why had this been made a little more difficult than it need have been? What was the purpose ...

25 books by Black Canadian authors to read in 2021 - Vimarsana News

25 books by Black Canadian authors to read in 2021

 was edited by Rodney Diverlus, Sandy Hudson and Syrus Marcus Ware. (not applicable)22:31Rodney Diverlus on Black Lives Matter and living as a black man todayDiverlus is the co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto. He spoke with CBC News about the Toronto Pride Parade protest and the state of racism in North America.22:31 Angry Queer Somali Boy is a memoir by Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali.(Philip Sutherland, University of Regina Press) Angry Queer Somali Boy is a memoir by Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali, who left Somalia as a young man, spent time in the Netherlands and ended up homeless in Canada. C...

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Tyee Poll: What's the Best Book You've Read During the Pandemic? - Vimarsana News

Tyee Poll: What's the Best Book You've Read During the Pandemic?

SHARES Please note that Tyee Barometer polls are only intended as a quick and engaging non-scientific snapshot of our readers' opinions on various topics that fit with The Tyee's very broad editorial mandate. They are not intended to be seen as a representative sampling of BC opinion. Ahead of hearing your responses, we know one thing we’ve been enjoying: books. We much relished in the suggestions from Oji-Cree writer and Canada Reads finalist Joshua Whitehead on our pages earlier this month. We've also explored new non-fiction through recent Tyee interviews with a handful of writers: Rina...

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OISE :: OISE 2020 in review :: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto - Vimarsana News

OISE :: OISE 2020 in review :: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto

December 23, 2020 By Perry King The coronavirus may have put a wrench in how the world at-large got together to collaborate and celebrate, the OISE community worked diligently to make 2020 a fruitful, connective one for students, faculty and staff. Below is a tally of some of the achievements and memorable moments that followed the OISE community in 2020.  In this episode of the OISE Stay at Home Club, Brittany Cohen and Shawn Matts share their journey starting a YouTube channel for K-8 kids, as well as practical tips for engaging learners and creating your own educational video content...