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The Horgan legacy: We recognized ourselves in him
Dr. David Black shares why we can recognize ourselves in John Horgan.
Media Advocacy for Afghan Women and Girls
Catherine Lang spoke about media coverage of the human rights crisis in Afghanistan, particularly as it relates to Afghan women and girls.
Why Education is a Critical Component in Times of Crisis
When an emergency occurs, the right to education is more likely to be violated, and children are the most affected.
Recorded webinar - Understanding Conspiracy Theory in the Pandemic Era
RRU professor David Black discusses the contagion of COVID-19-related conspiracy theories.
Recorded webinar - Resilient and Thriving Organizational Cultures
RRU professors discuss ways you can create a resilient and thriving organizational culture, especially during times of stress, such as during COVID-19.
Who is Presenting Whose Natural History?
A visit to the American Museum of Natural History wasn’t pleasant but still exciting.
Dr. Michael Real: How the civil rights movement of the 1960s can help us today
Letter to the editor from Dr. Michael Real, who worked in the civil rights movement in the 1960s, originally published in The Vancouver Sun.
MAPC Students Rise to the Challenge
How do we attract high-yield social media influencers to our platform?
MAIIC student Nakalyowa on racism in Victoria, BC
MAIIC student and RRU Afro-Heritage Association president Ruth Nakalyowa is interviewed by Victoria News about racism and the Black Lives Matter movement.