Excerpt : In her introductory remarks, Lopez shared, “I’ve come to understand how institutions often rewrite history by erasing it, but we resist through flame keeping and continue challenging the dominant historical narrative of inclusion adopted inside and outside academia, within the feminist movement.
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“It’s an honour,” says Dr. Esmeralda Thornhill who accepted the Simone de Beauvoir Institute Prize in recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to […]
“Where we can underline and centre our experiences,” says Marlihan Lopez, co-founder of Harambec, about the black feminist collective in Montreal launched […]
Abstract: ”Funding from Concordia’s SHIFT Centre for Social Transformation will support the creation of a Black feminist advocacy organization. A new community-based […]
