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What a great night. I so enjoyed meeting everyone. What a lovely crowd.

Brendan Marshall, one of the operators of the Sunnyside Cafe in Esquimalt is running for Mayor of Victoria. The restaurant made headlines last year for refusing to ask customers for proof of vaccination. You can read more about Brendan here: mayormarshall.com

This short video by Christina von Sass has excellent footage from the 2015 Nazi war crimes trial of Oskar Groening. Also some clips from an interview with me about my memoir #calledtotestify published by Sutherland House. ndr.de/nachrichten/ni…

Moving essays on aging in Sharon Butala’s This Strange Visible Air from Freehand Books. Courageous and forthright, sometimes heart-rending. Not just for senior readers, although by the time younger adults come around to being interested, they’re probably getting up in years too.

Read this #bookreview of #CalledtoTestify, a book that charts the author Judith Kalman's participation in the Nazi war crimes trial of Oskar Gröning. Read Literary Review of Canada article below 👇 #ReadMoreNonfiction #Nonfiction #Memoir #BookTwitter reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2022/…

Many thanks to Literary Review of Canada for the attention given to my memoir #CalledtoTestify from Sutherland House.

Have you read this #bookreview of #CalledtoTestify from Literary Review of Canada? Called to Testify charts author Judith Kalman's participation in the Nazi war crimes trial of Oskar Gröning. Read the article below #ReadMoreNonfiction #Nonfiction #Memoir #BookTwitter reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2022/…

Thanks to The Canadian Jewish News for publishing my article Judith Kalman on writing under the influence of Irving Abella.

Thanks to The Jewish Standard Magazine for publishing an excerpt from my memoir Called to Testify in its Montreal edition: thejewishstandardmag.com/montreal-editi…. The Jewish Standard, September 2022 CALLED TO TESTIFY THE BIG STORY IN MY SMALL LIFE By JUDITH KALMAN

I hope you will join me by Zoom for my first public presentation of my dissertation research! 12-1pm talk open to all. Q&A session @ 1:30pm for UBC Nursing graduate students on dissertation writing and defense prep.

Conservative Party Communications Director Sarah Fischer MOCKS & Makes Fun of Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland speaking style Please Retweet & Share #cdnpoli

This 2022 Alex Trebek Medal for Geographic Literacy is awarded to Professors David Hik 🇺🇦 (Simon Fraser University) and @zacrobinson_ (University of Alberta) for the development and teaching of the highly rated Massive Open Online Course entitled Mountains 101.

Today is my first official day as an Assistant Professor at University of Victoria - School of Nursing. A true dream job, and I could not be more excited to work with a wonderful group of people. If we haven’t met yet, please reach out! @UVicHsd

This comment frames people's lack of 'common sense' as a driver of our overburdened emergency departments, but it is exactly these narratives of patient blame and shame that perpetuate poor and inequitable care for people who already experience racism and discrimination.

Any take that puts individuals at fault for a challenged health care system worsens stigma and fails to account for the actual structural problems that we are facing as health care providers.

As a mentor of mine once told me, if you think that your patient is 'difficult' or 'the problem', look upwards to policies and systems. This is where you can find - and meaningfully respond to - the real issues.

An era—The Troubles—and a place—Belfast—could not have been more vividly and poignantly made felt than in Trespasses by Louise Kennedy. Thanks too to Riverhead Books for delivering this novel that feels as immediate as film. Amazing dialogue and characterization. A gorgeous book.

‘Alpine Lighthouse’ (Paul Zizka): listening to a fascinating Centre for Place Writing talk by Stephen Slemon & @zacrobinson_ on the Abbot Pass hut, collaborative writing, & ‘the irreparable damage brought about by a rapidly warming planet’ canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-a…

Truncheons and guns are not the way to engage in dialogue with protesting students. The #ualberta stated mission is to "inspire the human spirit through outstanding achievements." And to build "creative community." Instead, Bill Flanagan, you send in the cops. Mission betrayed.