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A new art exhibit at UBC is raising awareness about the plight of B.C.’s foster children, who lose their government support at 19 when they “age out” …
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March 24– 1:03:00: Interview with Violet Rose on The 19th Birthday Party installation at Peter Wall Institute…
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The 10 knockout ball gowns lighting up a basement costume shop on the University of British Columbia campus burst with a colourful, textured elegance,…
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University of British Columbia professor Jacqueline Firkins hopes her gowns will prompt a conversation about cancer in relation to beauty and body ima…
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A new digital storytelling project promotes literacy and preserves local folklore in Africa.
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Assistant Professor Jacqueline Firkins from the UBC Department of Theatre and Film unveils a collection of dresses on The Rush with Fiona Forbes that …
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Verse 4:34 of the Qur’an has traditionally been understood to allow husbands to hit their wives. In the new book, Domestic Violence and the Islamic Tr…
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A treaty renegotiation process for water management in the Pacific Northwest fell this month back into the hands of the federal government from region…
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As of last October, almost 20 per cent of First Nations communities in Canada either had to boil or couldn’t drink the water coming out of their…
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