Please join me and others from the Refuge: Canada's Journal on Refugees editorial team to learn more about publishing with us on 📅March 11 @ 11 am EST. Free webinar - registration link below 👇

Pretty cool indeed.

Palestinian-Canadians and permanent residents, along with their legal representatives, express concern over 'questions about scars or injuries and addresses of homes in a conflict zone' when seeking to bring their family members to Canada. theglobeandmail.com/world/article-…

Tune in to this talk by Laurie R. Weingart on why telling women to just say 'no' is insufficient.
'It is not that we don't know how to say no but we are being asked to say yes, coupled with the fact that we are expected to say yes because it could backfire.'
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Unequal distribution of service based on gender within academia is so real.

Women in academia are often disproportionally burdened with service duties, especially internal ones, compared to their male colleagues.

Addressing gendered service work is a part of #EDI .

Working on migration politics as a migrant brings invaluable perspectives but also a unique emotional toll.
Let's acknowledge, support, and uplift those who navigate this path, bearing the weight of their own stories while striving to make a difference. #MigrantVoices

A family photograph from Gaza but no one is alive anymore - Netanyahu and Biden have killed them all.

Quelle magnifique journée avec ces deux-là.

I just hit 'submit' on my SSHRC grant application on the 'right' to access government-held information and its oversight in Canada. What a timing!
I hope others had planned their time better than me and were done with it much earlier. Best of luck to my fellow applicants.

Hear from experts on the issues surrounding Alberta's new anti-trans, anti-queer policies. Misinformation is fuelling support for these policies, and this teach-in will help dispel some of it. Please share this event widely! Register tinyurl.com/ypv52fuy Florence Ashley

Important #ATIP #FOI judgment by the Supreme Court of Canada concludes that mandate letters to Ontario's ministers are exempt from disclosure, upholding Cabinet confidentiality under #FIPPA . This overturns the Information Commissioner's order for their release.

'A Vancouver-based family lawyer is subject of a Law Society of BC investigation for allegedly using artificial intelligence (AI) to submit non-existent case law in a trial at B.C. Supreme Court.'
vancouverisawesome.com/highlights/bc-…

CALL FOR POSTDOC APPLICATIONS 2024 “EXCELLENCE... univ-cotedazur.eu/call-for-appli…“excellence-fellowships-for-young-researchers-2024”

Follow that link for eligibility and conditions (which are good!). The thesis must have been defended after April 12, 2020
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The Supreme Court will deliver its judgment on the following appeal on February 2, 2024, at 9:45 a.m. ET: Ontario (Attorney General) v. Ontario (Information and Privacy Commissioner). A plain language summary of the judgment will accompany the decision decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc/news/e…

Just a reminder that the judge in my restraining order case in 2018 didn’t even know what Twitter was, much less that it can violate contact orders real easily.

We are not prepared for this. Not in the slightest.

Thanks to Geoffrey York for including my concerns with esteemed, experienced diplomats Nicholas Coghlan Alex Bugailiskis. All of us decry Canada's unconscionable decision to suspend UNRWA funding, especially at this time, as collective punishment, which is both immoral & unlawful.

Data do not speak for themselves.

The idea that data contain a singular dogmatic message is what I call “data fundamentalism.”

Data fundamentalism creates zealots rather than thinkers.

Data are not infinitely open to meaning, but they do require interpretation.