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2 doctoral students recognized for redefining and reimagining future of mental-health-care access and environmental justice

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‘Empathy activism’ and how 1 educator is creating more inclusive teaching spaces

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Brooks Class of 2023: Making meaningful change, together

Dr. Aamir Jamal, PhD

UCalgary’s Aamir Jamal a finalist for Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards

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‘Truth and reconciliation did not find Curtis McKenzie’

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Online research symposium examines critical social issues

Sam Madesi is working to change the governmental and institutional systems that enable anti-Black racism and police brutality in Canada

Qualified immunity: The engine that powers structural racism

Men’s soccer has had a problem with allyship long before Qatar was awarded the hosting rights for this year’s World Cup.

In the News: The Conversation Canada

World Cup 2022: Men’s soccer must stop silencing activism and allyship

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Is education the ‘great equalizer’? Yes…for some

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Truth and consequences: UCalgary’s Nickle Galleries tackles contemporary identity and conflict