Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage in conversation with Luke Savage ...more

Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage in conversation with Luke Savage ...more

Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage in conversation with Luke Savage ...more

In her new memoir, One Second at A Time, Diane Morrisseau shares her harrowing story of domestic abuse and how she found the strength to escape her abuser. It’s a courageous story of how an Ojibway-Anishinabe woman rescued herself and her children from a life of brutal beatings, sexual servitude, and almost unimaginable hardship. ...more

Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage in conversation with Luke Savage. ...more

Join us for the launch of One Second at a Time: My Story of Pain and Reclamation (UBC Press) by Diane Morrisseau, with Elisabeth Brannigan, in conversation with Nancy Cooper. ...more

Join us to celebrate the release of Geographies of the Heart: Stories of Newcomers to Canada, edited by Raymonde Tickner, Amea Wilbur, Zahida Rahemtulla, and Kerry Johnson. ...more

Journalist Christopher Cheung’s new book, Under the White Gaze, is a candid investigation into the state of race in Canadian media today, and a call for newsrooms to think critically about representation in all areas of coverage. ...more

June 19! Join author Dr. Mandi Gray and moderator Amanda Lynn Hardman for a vitally important talk about “Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law.” 4:00 PM at Paragraphe Books in Montréal. ...more

Join Diane Morrisseau and Elisabeth Brannigan for the launch of One Second at a Time: My Story of Pain and Reclamation (UBC Press / Purich Books). Featuring a conversation hosted by Darren Courchene. ...more

Join us for an evening of sex talk featuring writers Tina Fetner and Treena Orchard, moderated by author of Halal Sex Sheima Benembarek. ...more

Join us for an evening of frank talk on sex, love, and dating in Canada, with authors Tina Fetner and Treena Orchard. Moderated by Mandy Len Catron. ...more

Join us for this workshop that pursues those questions and introduces RavenSpace, a new model of scholarly publishing designed for Indigenous studies in a digital age. ...more

Join the City Club of New York for a webinar, "Rethinking the Housing Crisis: Beyond Supply-Demand Dogma" ...more

Part of the Festival of Bizarre Toronto History, author Carolyn Whitzman ("Clara at the Door with a Revolver") is joining Nate Hendley and Adam Selzer to discuss shocking crimes from Toronto's history! ...more

The arrival of the #MeToo movement was long overdue, putting sexual violence in the spotlight and opening up public discussion of the problem. It also sparked a global anti-feminist backlash. Suing for Silence is a groundbreaking examination of how abusive men use defamation lawsuits as a weapon against anyone who attempts to hold them accountable. ...more

Let's talk about sex! Movies and the internet seem saturated in sex, but it’s difficult to separate fact from fiction. Join author Tina Fetner for a real talk about the real sex lives of Canadians. ...more

In her new book Suing for Silence, professor Mandi Gray looks at how defamation lawsuits are used against women who are trying to speak out against sexual violence and to protect the powerful men who wield them. ...more

This talk provides an overview of Professor Gray’s recent book, focusing on how defamation suits are leveraged against sexual violence survivors to block criminal and civil accountability. ...more

Shortly after its release on March 1, Mandi Gray will speak about her new book Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law. The book is a ground-breaking examination that exposes the phenomenon of defamation lawsuits whose purpose is to silence those who disclose sexual violence. ...more