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"This is a project about place and the particular knowledge tied to it, emerging from it, and guiding our relations to it. It is a project very much about who-knows-what-where, so where we are is foundationally important. The 'where' of these conversations is the ancestral homeland of the Beothuk and Mi'kmaq."

Read Now: An Exploration of Art as a Form of Making and Mobilizing Knowledge

Western Voices in Canadian Art

Senator Patricia Bovey talks about her new book, "Western Voices in Canadian Art" — the first survey of the artists and art from Western Canada.

Four covers from McGill-Queens University Press' Queer Film Classics series

"Queer Film Classics at McGill-Queen’s University Press emphasizes good writing, rigorous but accessible scholarship, and personal, reflective thinking about the significance of each film..."

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Book cover of Music-Making in U.S. Prisons by Mary L. Cohen and Stuart P. Duncan

Mary Cohen and Stuart Duncan, co-authors of "Music-Making in U.S. Prisons: Listening to Incarcerated Voices", discuss the history of music-making in prisons and the role that music could play in tearing down unjust prison systems moving forward.

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