October 2021

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James Rowe, associate professor of environmental studies at the University of Victoria (UVic), was happy to join a...

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October 2021

by Brenda Austin-Smith Sitting at my makeshift working-from-home desk this summer, I could smell...

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October 2021

In this Issue

by RACHEL BOLSTAD I want educators to get excited about climate change. That may sound strange. Let me...

by ALEX CRAWFORD In October 2021, policy-makers meet in Glasgow, Scotland to evaluate current efforts to...

On September 17, CAUT called on its members and allies to suspend actions related to the censure against...

Only days after one of the most abrupt and dramatic regime changes in history, Scholars at Risk (SAR) was...

Academic staff at the University of Sydney have an enforceable right to “intellectual freedom” under the...

Québec’s Independent Scientific and Technical Commission on the Recognition of Academic Freedom in...

S.P. of Winnipeg writes I am part of a group of researchers that believe our work could be commercialized....

Arsène Richard, leader in the solidarity movement for the improvement of the working conditions of...

CAUT staff appointments Mafoya Dossoumon Communications Officer Mafoya is a communications professional...

Catherine Abreu is an internationally recognized, award-winning campaigner whose work centres on building powerful...

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