CAUT Bulletin October 2020
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Interview / Momin Rahman
Momin Rahman is a sociology professor at Trent University and co-chair of the CAUT Equity Committee. His research interests include intersections between sexualities and ethnicities, with a particular focus on Muslim LGBT politics and identity.
Film review / The human face of TBA In Search of Professor Precarious
By Chantal Sundaram
Gerry Potter worked as a contract professor for 27 years, at three different institutions, beloved by his students but stymied and exploited by a system that is happy to chew up talented and educated people and spit them out.
Commentary / Banning the N-word on campus ain’t the answer—it censors Black professors like me
By Vershawn Ashanti Young
Commentary / Exploring CAS bargaining structures and outcomes
By Stephanie Ross, Larry Savage & James Watson
Indigenizing the academy / Five years after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The Bentwood Box: carved by Coast Salish artist Luke Marston, the TRC Bentwood Box is a lasting tribute to all residential school survivors. Photo provided by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation at the University of Manitoba.
Rising against racism
As the coronavirus swept across the world in the past few months, another tide — one much longer in the making — was swelling.
From the Bulletin archives / CAUT Bulletin October 1996
Federal policies create crisis in university research funding
Recent federal government policies have clearly precipitated a funding crisis in university research — this despite a century of commitment at Canadian universities to both basic and applied research projects.
CAUT staff appointments
Jamie Dunn
Director of Organizing and Negotiations