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This section highlights new and/or popular resources for our regular visitors to the CCEJ website. You may find here new research publications, popular teaching resources, new films and discussion guides produced by the CCEJ, information about upcoming events, links to media appearances by members of the CCEJ.

Job Posting: Islamophobia Legal Assistance Hotline Researcher

The Islamophobia Legal Assistance Hotline is looking to hire a researcher for their Reporting Islamophobia Project. To apply,

New Publication by Dr. Özlem Sensoy

CCEJ Director Dr. Özlem Sensoy’s most recent essay has been published in the 2024 fall issue of Daedalus, the

Event of Interest: Indigenous Legal Feminism and the Expansion of Legal Horizons in Canada

Through reference to the new, third edition of Making Space for Indigenous Feminism (Fernwood Publishing, 2024), Dr. Gina

A letter to settler students engaging with Indigenous scholars and methods

This letter, written by former SFU Graduate student Dvorah Silverman, outlines several ways in which white settler students

Resource: Nisga’a Dancing in Both Worlds

Nisga’a Dancing in Both Worlds documents the struggle of the Nisga’a people, in court and at negotiating tables,

K- 12 Resource: Black History and Anti-racism in Canada

Black history and anti-racism in Canada. (2021). Manitoba Education. https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/diversity/multic/docs/black-history-anti-racism-canada.pdf The Black History and Anti-Racism in Canada document is

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New Publication Co-authored by Dr. Amy Parent

In collaboration with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO, Dr. Amy Parent, CCEJ Associate Director, recently published a magazine article: The

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New Publication by Dr. Gloria Lin

Dr. Gloria Lin, CCEJ Postdoctoral Fellow, recently published an article titled: Exposing Colonial and Imperial Roots in Neoliberal Globalization of

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Congratulations! To Sabrina Ngo CCEJ Coordinator and Lead RA for receiving prestigious SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship

The Cassidy Centre for Educational Justice congratulates Sabrina Ngo, the Centre’s Coordinator and Lead Research Assistant, for receiving a prestigious

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Coming home: Sigidimnak’ Noxs Ts’aawit, Dr. Amy Parent and the House of Ni’isjoohl welcome the return of their ancestors after 94 years

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