July/August 2016

Organizing Wisdom

Why should social movements learn from experts? Assisted dying legislation and the disability rights. Pinkwashing Israeli and Canadian occupation. Building sustainable social movements for the long haul. An autoethnography of an eating disorder treatment that ignored the identity of a trans patient. How can libraries and archives be leveraged for continuous movement building? An architect’s prison abolition work. How does unlearning reproduce white supremacy? Plus book reviews!

Inside This Issue

Abolition Architecture

by Anqi Shen Jul 4, 2016 5 min read
Why the Left Needs Experts

by Yutaka Dirks Jun 30, 2016 8 min read
You Know Something I Don’t Know

by Tanya Andrusieczko Jun 21, 2016 3 min read
Safeguarding Against Abuse

by Jen Rinaldi Jun 21, 2016 10 min read
Pinkwashing Settler Colonialism

by Emily Zak Jun 21, 2016 10 min read
For the Long Haul

by Chris Dixon Jun 21, 2016 14 min read
Body Non-Compliance

by Evelyn Deshane Jun 21, 2016 10 min read
Access to Information

by Shannon Lucky and Carolyn Doi Jun 21, 2016 9 min read
Dying from Improvement: Inquests and Inquiries into Indigenous Deaths in Custody

by Michelle Stewart Jun 21, 2016 4 min read
The Relevance of Islamic Identity in Canada: Culture, Politics, and Self

by Tahia Ahmed Jun 21, 2016 4 min read
Learning to Unlearn

by Nashwa Khan Jun 21, 2016 4 min read