Author: Maren Savarese Knopf
Fibre Crafts and the Queen City
“The process is…therapeutic. A lot of things I make don’t have utilitarian value, but the fact that I made them gives me ...September 21, 2023Urban forestry in Regina: Cathedral Village Forest Project
Urban forests help define a sense of place and well-being where people live, work, play and learn. – Tree Cities of the ...September 21, 2023Creating cultures of consent
“Consent goes so far beyond just the bedroom. It can be between friends; it can be between family members.” - Aubrianna SnowSeptember 14, 2023The myth of settler meritocracy
“Meritocracy is not a strictly American narrative. In fact, it is deeply entrenched in narratives of settling the Canadian prairies.” – ...September 14, 2023Health risks build in face of housing crisis
“Lacking housing or poor-quality housing have consistently been linked to negative health and well-being outcomes.” – Maren Savarese KnopfAugust 31, 2023Banned books of Canada
“...propaganda is really all about controlling narrative. And the two halves of controlling narrative are putting your narrative out there and stopping ...August 31, 2023Relational activism
“relationships of respect and dignity [act as a] frame for our solidarity, […] and the imperfect practice of being and needing allies.” ...July 20, 2023Queer on campus
“…gender studies needs to be taught in bustling, lively, active places.” – Dr. Shannon DeaJuly 20, 2023Summer reading review: Tauhou, a novel
“The positioning of Vancouver Island and Aotearoa as sitting side-by-side within the Pacific Ocean brings us to the off-page possibility of considering ...July 20, 2023“Queering the Queen City” audio tour
“The tour explores place-based stories as told by queer, trans, non-binary, and two-spirit Regina residents in Treaty 4. As Ruddy reminds us ...June 15, 2023
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