Within the last two years, almost everything has shifted online. School, work, social gatherings—we have learned to make technology our…
Only 26 years ago, in 1996, the last working Residential School closed its doors in Saskatchewan, Canada. The school system…
First Nations (status/non-status), Métis, and Inuit communities, living both on- and off- reserve, in urban, rural, and remote areas are…
When Queen Elizabeth II passed on September 8, 2022, my social media feeds were flooded with pictures and quotes, filled…
In recent years, there has been a push to promote more representative and distinct samples within research. A lack of…
Recent Liberal decisions made by Canadian governmental bodies have placed a distinct emphasis on Indigenous reconciliation. With many politicians jumpstarting…
Only within the last two years has The Medium begun publishing themed issues. Our themed issues celebrate, highlight, and support…
Dear Liz, I recently broke up with my boyfriend because he was pestering me for not being ready to say…
Garnering thousands, sometimes millions of reads, romantic fanfiction is defined as a fictional narrative that usually involves a love story…
In my mind, I associate cooking with adulthood, and adulthood with nourishing the self. When it comes to baking, I…
At the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, the Congo River Basin was gifted to King Leopold II—a noble monarch bearing the…
Imagine a routine in which you are stuck simply sleeping, waking up, going to work, and repeating. The lack of…
Over the past four years, I have read more words in academic journals than I’ve read words in works of…
Many freshmen have a pre-set list of things they plan to accomplish in their first year of university. Some hope…
I’m sure many Brown girls are familiar with the feeling of being taunted for our oiled, sleek braids, or having…
