#NoBanOnStolenLand
Indigenous Responses to Trump’s Muslim Ban Written by Gabby Richichi-Fried (Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies, Carleton University) Nominated by Professor M. Hogue In [...]
History & Legacy
The Legacy of the U.S. Occupation of Haiti
Written by Jacob Kenney (B.PAPM, Carleton University). Nominated by Professor A. Diptee The world is no stranger to American intervention in the domestic affairs of [...]
Four Students Reflect on Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission
After years spent travelling across the country gathering statements from Indian Residential Schools survivors about their experiences, as well as those of their families and [...]
The Rubber Army
Written by Kalila M. S. Dahm (Undergraduate Student, Carleton University). Nominated by Professors A. Diptee & D. Kinsey. On June 12 2014, officers used tear gas on [...]
From Rubber to Rubble
Written by: James Brunet (Undergraduate Student). Nominated by: Professors A. Diptee & D. Kinsey. Rubber, a polymer harvested from tree latex and later derived from [...]
Coltan, War, and the Congo
Written by: Shawn Woods, (Public Affairs and Policy Management Student). Nominated by: Professors A. Diptee & D. Kinsey. In an age where owning technology is not only [...]
Reparations for Slavery in the Caribbean
Written by Christine Nymark. Nominated by Professor A. Diptee. In July of 2013, fourteen Caribbean countries that make up the Caribbean Common Market and Community, (CARICOM) [...]
Dispatches from the Mexico-U.S. Border
In the spring and summer of 2014, reports of the arrival of thousands of unaccompanied children from Central America re-ignited longstanding debates about U.S. immigration [...]
Hevea brasiliensis: Rubber Barons in the Amazon
Written by Luka Dursan (B.A. student, Carleton University). Nominated by Professors A. Diptee & D. Kinsey. Despite its calm and unassuming place in society today, the [...]
