@kmrichards
Researcher and Teaching assistant professor in methods, culture, social inequality, settler colonialism, and intersectional identity at MUNL Sociology. Victoria BC- St. John’s NL Writer, researcher, sometimes photographer
"Instead, these apologies were
sought and fought for through consistent advocacy and education by survivors, families, and Indigenous nations." PG 94 Katherine Morton Richards
Our newest issue is finally live! Check out the American Indian Culture and Research Journal's Volume 48 Issue 2 on our website. Stay tuned for essay and author highlights!
We have 2 days left until out newest issue release! Make sure to check out our website escholarship.org/uc/aicrj
Movie Screening this evening! 7pm on A1043!
Film screening poster for The Same Difference, taking place Monday Feb 24th at 7pm in the education building room 2018-B
Please note the location: 2018-B in education!
Come to a free film screening happening Monday Feb 24th at 7pm.
Everyone welcome!
Busy couple weeks in the department! We had a great guest lecture from Dr Celeste Orr from UNB today that was an absolute treat. We have the best students who are engaged! Next up, Cinema Politica is happening Feb 24th at 7pm. We’ll be screening The Same Difference
Busy and exciting week in the department next week! Our Cinema Series and Speaker Series are both beginning for 2025! If you have questions/ want more information please reach out!
Very excited to announce the return of Cinema Politica to MUNL/ St. John’s!
Our first film of 2025 is the documentary UNION.
Join us Mon Jan 27 at 7pm in A1043 for the screening! Everyone welcome!
I’m giving a talk Wednesday, Feb. 5 @ 2pm in IIC-2014 at MUNL
I've got 3 funded studentships for oustanding applicants to join Acadia University's 12-month MA in Political Science program for 2025-26. Students will write a thesis on Canadian political leadership. Apply by February 1!
#Leadership #CanadianPolitics #MAProgram #GraduateFunding #AcadiaUniversity
Two RnR decisions in one day- the holidays are officially over!
I live in a town of 2000 and am so thankful for our small but mighty public library- it truly is a hub for so many!
Happy New Year Everyone! For those of you gearing up for the next academic semester, wishing you a calm inbox and all almost ready syllabi!