Abstract In 2020–2021, researchers and practitioners in Kenya and the UK ran a
collaborative project using participatory photography and ethical storytelling techniques with …

The COVID-19 pandemic coincided with rising anti-Asian rhetoric and violence fostered by
government leadership. The Visualizing Our Identities and Cultures for Empowerment …

In this article, we reflect on the pivot to online research creation in COVID's wake, and offer a
gallery of ten films that emerged through on-line multimedia story-making under lockdown …

In the context of an alarmingly sped up “slow death” for disabled people living under
emergency COVID-19 medical triage protocols in Ontario, Canada, that produce, naturalize …

The COVID-19 pandemic has had disproportionate impacts on communities that already
bear disparate burdens of environmental and climate injustice. Migrant communities and …

Little did we know that it would evolve as the first of its kind in North America and arguably
the world. We invited a philosopher, Torontonian Mark Kingwell, who talked about the need …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the St. James Town neighbourhood of Toronto has been
particularly affected by social isolation and lack of sufficient social and economic resources …

The renewed violence of life under the pandemic and the resistive potential of Photovoice
Page 1 Please do not remove this page The renewed violence of life under the pandemic …

Science has taken center stage during the COVID-19 crisis; scientists named and diagnosed
the virus, traced its spread, and worked together to create a vaccine in record time. But while …

The call led to a virtual and physical exhibition titled Back to the Future of Public Space:
Postcards from 20201, which has become an observatory of, perspectives, memories, and …