August is National Wellness Awareness Month. From the archives: "'It feels a bit like drowning': Expectations and Experiences of Motherhood during COVID-19,” by May Friedman, Kori Kostka Lichtfuss, Lucas Martignetti, & Jacqui Gingras 42.1 (2021) shorturl.at/iszGV

August is National #Wellness Awareness Month. From our archives: Vol.32 No.2 (2008), "Mothers and Others: Promoting Healthy Living Through Research" by Gayle Letherby. #motherhood #research shorturl.at/dluR1

Are scholarly journals staying on this platform? Are scholars staying? Are #HigherEducation institutions staying? If not, where are you going? Where are you posting? #academia #socialmedia #socialjustice #university

August is National #wellness Awareness month. From our archives, Dr. Audrey MacNevin looks at the #holistichealth and #alternativehealth movements in 2003. #womenshealth #quantitativeresearch #healthresearch shorturl.at/acdBD

Highlighting Atlantis articles on #pedagogy in the #university. From 2022, “#feminist Pedagogy in the #neoliberal University: The Limits of Precarious Labour” by Jacqueline Potvin and Kimberly Dority. #HigherEducation #backtoschool #teaching shorturl.at/bpPZ9

Continuing our September series on #feminist #pedagogy, we are reading “#Anarchist Pedagogy in the Gender and Women’s Studies Classroom” by Stina Soderling, Vol.37(2), 2016. shorturl.at/jvBHK #HigherEducation #teaching #university

Part 3 of our September exploration of #feminist #pedagogy. From 1989, “Beyond ;Talking Heads': Towards an Empowering Pedagogy of Women’s Studies” by Greta Hofmann Nemiroff. shorturl.at/cmoy1 #HigherEducation #teaching #womensstudies

Part 4 of our September exploration of #feminist #pedagogy. From 2007: “When #blackfeminism Meets Canadian #womensstudies: A Psycho-Social Analysis of Discursive Contradiction and Psychical Conflict in the Classroom” by Jessica Ringrose. shorturl.at/isACD #genderstudies

The last in our September series on exploring #pedagogy. From 2020: “Snapping: #feminist Pedagogy and Navigating the 'New' Right” by Heather Latimer. #affecttheory #HigherEducation #teaching #genderstudies shorturl.at/DNQ17

Introducing the first academic journal devoted to the study of Femininities! While there are many masculinities journals, there has yet to be one focused on femininities – until now! 🧵 brill.com/fem

October is #mikmawhistorymonth in Mi'kma'ki. Atlantis Journal will highlight articles about #Indigenoushistory from our archives. “All My Relations: Reclaiming the Stories of our Indigenous Grandmothers” (2016) by Jodi Beniuk #IndigenousPeoplesDay shorturl.at/lDFN4

Continuing our October series on #Indigenoushistory: From 2005, "Introduction to 'Indigenous Women: The State of Our Nations'" by Bonita Lawrence and Kim Anderson. shorturl.at/iqAH9

Next in our series on #Indigenoushistory: From 2008, “Transforming and Grappling with Concepts of Activism and Feminism with Indigenous Women Artists” by Julie Nagam. shorturl.at/kxBPX

Continuing our October series on #Indigenoushistory: From 2015, "Representing Colonial Violence: trafficking, sex work, and the violence of law," by Sarah Hunt. shorturl.at/dyDXZ #MMIWG2S

Next in our series on #Indigenoushistory, from 2003, “Address—Mi’kmaq Women and Our Political Voice” by Patricia Doyle-Bedwell. shorturl.at/ATUY7 #mikmaqhistory #mikmawhistory

Throughout November we are highlight articles on #peaceandconflict from our 48 years of publishing. First in the series, from 2000: “Feminism’s Influence on Peace History” by Frances Early. shorturl.at/dhpG2 #research #feminism #history

New CFP! Liveable Futures: Radical Imagination as Method // Radical Imagination as Survival. Co-edited by Erin Fredericks, Alex Khasnabish, & Ardath Whynacht. Deadline April 4, 2024. DETAILS: shorturl.at/yBNU1 MSVU Research Office Mount Allison @ArdathJean #callforpapers

Throughout November, we are highlighting articles from our archives on #peace and #conflict. From 2020, "Gender and the Canadian Armed Forces: Does Change Mean Feminist Progress?" by Maya Eichler. shorturl.at/jAGP4 #genderstudies #military

Throughout November we are highlighting articles from our archives on #peace and #conflict. From 2003, “Visible Wars & Invisible Girls, Shadow Industries, and the Politics of Not-Knowing” by Carolyn Nordstrom. shorturl.at/abFQT #ViolenceAgainstWomen