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a continuation of Part 1. When I learned that Amanda was mixed race and was harassed because of her “difference” from peers, I was transported back to Reena Virk’s death some fifteen years earlier. Then too, Reena’s racial and ethnic background was barely noted in the media despite her obvious South Asian ethnic background, and…
Thoughts from We’re Just Sayin’ in the Summer: Gurl Solidarity Media Program
We’re Just Sayin’ In the Summer: Gurl Solidarity Media Program is a 5 day media program and research initiative with in collaboration with the Department of Women’s Studies. Today is the last day of our media program. : ( sniff! It’s been such an amazing experience so far. Through this media program we are…
Amanda Todd, More Than Bullying (Part 1)
By Jo-Anne Lee, in collaboration with Sabina Chatterjee. Dear antidote members and friends, By now, you have probably heard about Amanda Todd’s suicide. On behalf of antidote, I wish to offer our deepest sympathy to her family and friends. The premature death of a child is something that no parent or family should ever experience. Amanda Todd was a beautiful girl who…
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We’re Just Sayin’ Research Camp In The Summer!
Check out some of our digital media art here! These diverse and creative products are an outcome of an innovative youth engaged participatory action research project that examined spaces of encounter between Indigenous and racial minority girls and young women, age 12 to 18 years. The program employed Indigenous and Taiko drumming,
